Australia's Top 5 Dinosaur Games Performances in Q4 2020

In the fourth quarter of 2020, dinosaur games continued to captivate mobile users in Australia. Sensor Tower provided valuable insights into the performance of these prehistoric-themed applications, revealing trends in downloads, revenue, and active users.

Starting with Steve | Widget Dinosaur Game, the game experienced a fluctuation in downloads, peaking at 14K in late September and then gradually declining to 4K by the end of December. The weekly active users mirrored this trend, starting at 26K and decreasing to 7K over the same period.

Jurassic World™: The Game showed more stability in revenue, with a notable spike to 24K USD in early November, then leveling to around 12K USD by year's end. Downloads for the game ranged from 3K to 4K, with a spike to over 4K in mid-December. Active users held steady between 8K and 10K, with a rise to 10K in the latter part of December.

Dinosaur Rampage had modest revenue, with some weeks showing no revenue at all. Downloads started at 2K and saw a gradual increase to over 2K by December. The weekly active users began at 25K, with slight fluctuations, ending the quarter at 25K.

ARK: Survival Evolved witnessed a revenue increase from 3K USD to 9K USD in early November before settling at 4K USD at the quarter's close. Downloads were consistent, hovering around 1K to 1K, and weekly active users saw a slight increase from 7K to 8K.

Lastly, Jurassic World Alive maintained steady revenue, peaking at 11K USD in mid-October and late December. Downloads for this title exhibited a slight upward trend from 1K to 1K, while active users ranged from 3K to 3K, reaching 3K in the final weeks of December.

For more in-depth insights into the performance of mobile applications, Sensor Tower's extensive data and analytics tools are the go-to resources for industry professionals.