Performance of Top Baseball Gaming Apps in Latin America Q1 2021

The beginning of 2021 has been an exciting period for baseball gaming apps in Latin America. Data from Sensor Tower reveals how the top five baseball games have fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users. Here's a closer look at their performance.

BASEBALL 9

BASEBALL 9 experienced a consistent revenue trend, starting the quarter with $1K and peaking at the end with $1.2M. Downloads saw a mid-quarter dip to 20K but recovered to 33K by March's end. Weekly active users began at 419K, dipped to 351K, and climbed back to 404K.

Baseball Star

Baseball Star showed a modest revenue pattern, beginning at $118 and reaching $203 by quarter-end. The download count fluctuated, starting at 27K, dropping to 13K, and rebounding to 27K. Active users mirrored this trend, from an initial 46K to a low of 30K, concluding at 43K.

MLB Tap Sports Baseball 2021

Despite being a newcomer, MLB Tap Sports Baseball 2021 had an impressive start. With negligible revenue and downloads in the first weeks, it surged to $953 and 107K downloads by March's end. Active users spiked from less than 1K to 228K in the same period.

MLB 9 Innings 24

MLB 9 Innings 24 saw a revenue decline initially from $11K to $3K, then a sharp rise to $9K. Downloads had a similar trajectory, starting at 19K, decreasing to 12K, and jumping to 57K. Active users started at 54K, dipped to 45K, and peaked at 90K.

Homerun Clash

Homerun Clash began the quarter with $1.3K in revenue, dipped to $1K, and ended at $1.1K. Download numbers started at 7K, fell to 10K mid-quarter, and increased to 15K. Active users showed growth from 19K to 30K over the quarter.

For more in-depth insights on app performance across various platforms and regions, Sensor Tower's comprehensive data provides a wealth of information.