Australia's Top 5 Crime Games Q4 2020 Performance Analysis

The last quarter of 2020 saw interesting movements in the crime game category in Australia, with several games showing varying trends in downloads, revenue, and active users. Data from Sensor Tower offers a comprehensive snapshot of these trends.

Mafia City: War of Underworld

"Mafia City: War of Underworld" ended the year with a noticeable increase in weekly active users, from 26K to 26K, and downloads that surged in the last week from 2K to 5K. Revenue peaked in mid-October at around $127K but dipped towards the end of December to $64K.

June’s Journey: Hidden Objects

"June’s Journey: Hidden Objects" saw a steady revenue throughout the quarter, averaging around $60K per week, with the highest at $71K in late October. Downloads maintained a consistent range between 2K and 4K, while weekly active users fluctuated, concluding the quarter at around 49K.

The Grand Mafia

"The Grand Mafia" experienced growth in both revenue and active users. Revenue grew from $21K to almost $30K, while downloads showed a significant jump from 4K to 8K in the last week of December. Active users increased from 10K to 19K by the end of the quarter.

Manor Matters

"Manor Matters" demonstrated a strong finish to the year with revenue climbing from $5K to $17K, and a notable spike in downloads in November, reaching 10K. The game also saw its active users peak at 32K in early December before settling at 26K.

Prison Empire Tycoon－Idle Game

"Prison Empire Tycoon－Idle Game" had a modest quarter with revenue starting at $11K and ending at $5K. The game's downloads peaked at 6K in the first week, followed by a gradual decline, while active users saw a slight increase from 22K to 14K by the quarter's end.

To delve deeper into the performance of these games and uncover more insights, Sensor Tower's platform remains an invaluable resource for industry analysis and competitive benchmarking.