Top Hack and Slash Android Games in Australia: A Q1 2021 Overview

The first quarter of 2021 has been eventful for the Hack and Slash category on Android in Australia. Utilizing data from Sensor Tower, we can observe how five leading games performed in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

Honkai Impact 3-Part 2, published by miHoYo Limited, saw its revenue peak in mid-February at around $25K, with a noticeable trend of fluctuating revenues throughout the quarter. Downloads for the game reached their zenith in late January with over 450 downloads, while weekly active users showed a high point of approximately 2.4K in the same period.

Marvel Future Fight from Netmarble exhibited a revenue high in early January at over $5K, with downloads and active users reflecting a declining trend towards the end of the quarter, despite a small spike in downloads to 171 in late March.

Yoozoo's Legacy of Discord-FuriousWings experienced a steady revenue stream with a modest peak at $2K in late March. However, the game did not have any new downloads recorded for the quarter, which suggests a stable but non-growing player base during this period.

Dreamotion Inc.'s Ronin: The Last Samurai saw significant activity following its release with downloads reaching over 3.2K in late January. Revenue peaked at nearly $2K in the same month, and weekly active users reached a high of over 4.2K in early February.

Lastly, Dynasty Legends (Global) by HK TAIHE INTERACTIVE LIMITED showed a revenue surge to over $2K in late March, despite downloads coming to a halt in early February. The lack of data on weekly active users suggests a need for further insight into player engagement.

For more detailed insights and data on app performance, Sensor Tower's comprehensive analytics platform provides a deeper dive into the trends and numbers shaping the mobile app industry.