Q4 2020 Performance of Top Soccer Games in Australia

In the final quarter of 2020, soccer gaming apps saw varied performance in Australia, with data provided by Sensor Tower offering detailed insights.

Mini Football - Soccer game experienced a decrease in downloads from 25 thousand in the last week of September to 4 thousand by the end of December. Weekly active users also saw a downward trend, starting at 38 thousand and falling to 8 thousand in the same period. Revenue peaked at 17 thousand in early October before stabilizing at around 5 thousand towards the year's end.

Head Ball 2 - Soccer Game maintained a steady performance, with downloads hovering around 4 thousand per week and weekly active users increasing from 23 thousand to 31 thousand by December's end. Revenue showed slight fluctuations but remained consistent, with a peak at 4 thousand in late December.

Dream League Soccer 2024 saw downloads ranging between 2 and 4 thousand per week, while active users steadily increased from 35 thousand to 38 thousand. Revenue for the game witnessed a notable jump, doubling from 4 thousand in late September to 8 thousand by the end of December.

EA SPORTS FC™ Mobile Soccer had varied download numbers, starting at 3 thousand and peaking at 4 thousand in early November. The weekly active users experienced a peak of 53 thousand in early November, with revenue showing significant growth from 11 thousand to 26 thousand by December's end.

Lastly, MAD FUT 21 Draft & Pack Opener, despite generating no revenue, saw an impressive growth in weekly active users from 1 thousand to 13 thousand. Downloads peaked at 5 thousand in mid-October and then stabilized around 2 thousand towards the quarter's close.

For more in-depth insights into the performance of these and other mobile applications, Sensor Tower's platform remains a vital resource for industry analysis and trends.