Top 5 Tennis Games Perform in Australia Q4 2020

In the final quarter of 2020, tennis enthusiasts in Australia engaged with a variety of tennis gaming apps on their mobile devices. Sensor Tower provides a closer look at how the top 5 tennis games performed in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users.

Tennis Clash: Multiplayer Game saw a steady revenue trend, peaking at $13K and dipping to a low of $8K, with a slight rebound to $11K by the end of the quarter. Downloads started at 4.6K and saw a decline to 2.2K, before recovering to 4.6K, mirroring a similar trend in weekly active users that began at 20K, dropped to 14K, and rose back to 20K.

Tennis Go: World Tour 3D experienced a spike in revenue to $1.2K early in the quarter, but this figure then stabilized around a few hundred dollars weekly. Downloads showed an initial surge to 2.4K, followed by a decline to just 46, while active user data was not available.

With a release date back in 2014, 3D Tennis showed negligible revenue, peaking at $40. Downloads and weekly active users were quite stable, with downloads ranging between 75 and 137, and active users fluctuating slightly around the 500 mark.

Ultimate Tennis: 3D online sports game had a fluctuating revenue trend with a high of $480 and lows around $100. Downloads were consistent, hovering close to 100 each week. Active users started at 1K and ended the quarter with nearly the same count.

Lastly, Virtua Tennis Challenge showed modest but consistent revenue, with weekly figures around $30-$60. Downloads remained steady, with about 90 downloads per week, and weekly active users were stable, staying close to 800 throughout the quarter.

For more detailed insights and data, Sensor Tower's platform offers an in-depth analysis of app performance across different regions and platforms.