Q1 2021 Performance of Top Squad RPGs on Android in Australia

As the first quarter of 2021 wrapped up, the Squad RPG category on Android saw varying performances among its top contenders in Australia. Sensor Tower's data provides a clear picture of how these games fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users. For more in-depth insights, readers can explore the full range of data available at Sensor Tower.

RAID: Shadow Legends, published by Plarium Global Ltd, showed a decrease in both downloads and weekly active users, starting the quarter with around 4.2K downloads and 18K active users, and ending with approximately 1.4K downloads and 13.5K active users. Revenue trends began at about $71K in the last week of December and fluctuated to close the quarter at around $53K.

Another major player, Star Wars™: Galaxy of Heroes from ELECTRONIC ARTS, experienced a similar downward trend in downloads from 3.4K to under 1K, while weekly active users dropped from 18K to around 17.2K. Revenue trends saw a decrease from $50K to $37K by the end of March.

Lunime's Gacha Club did not generate revenue but maintained a relatively stable base of weekly active users, starting at roughly 19.9K and increasing to 20.5K. Downloads saw a decline from 2.4K to 1.6K over the quarter.

Princess Connect! Re: Dive, a newer release by Crunchyroll Games, LLC, had an initial spike in downloads upon its January release, peaking at 3.4K, before settling down to 775 by the end of March. Active users rose from 1.4K to 2.6K, with revenue peaking at $22K and ending at about $3K in the last week of March.

Lastly, TMNT: Mutant Madness from Kongregate saw a significant decrease in downloads from 3.2K to just 76, with weekly active users dropping from 3.5K to under 900. Revenue trends were comparatively low, with the highest weekly revenue at $1K and finishing the quarter at around $443.

Overall, the first quarter showed a general decline in downloads across the board for these top Squad RPGs on the Android platform in Australia, with active user counts and revenue also experiencing downward trends for most titles.