Top 5 Baseball Games Make a Hit in the US Market, Q1 2021

As the first quarter of 2021 wraps up, Sensor Tower provides a comprehensive look at the top five baseball game apps in the United States. Our data from both iOS and Android platforms underscores the popularity and engagement these games have garnered.

MLB Tap Sports Baseball 2021, by Glu Games Inc, showed a remarkable increase in revenue, starting at $545K in mid-March and rising to $818K by the end of the month. Downloads also spiked, with 210K in the week of its release, peaking at 276K, and then slightly declining to 198K. Weekly active users surged from 132K to 436K, indicating a rapidly growing user base.

Com2uS Corp.'s MLB 9 Innings 24 experienced fluctuating revenue, with a notable peak at $553K in the final week of March. Downloads climbed steadily from 11K at the end of December to an impressive 48K in the last week of March. The game's weekly active users showed a consistent upward trend, from 123K to 156K.

Voodoo's Baseball Boy! maintained a rather modest revenue, hovering around $1.5K weekly, with a slight uptick towards the end of March. Downloads saw a significant dip in early February but recovered to 23K by the end of March. Weekly active users followed a similar pattern, dropping to 38K but rebounding to 68K.

BASEBALL 9 by playus soft, though not revealing a publisher country, made notable revenue gains, ending March at $50K. The app's downloads saw a major jump from 8K to nearly 40K in the same period. Weekly active users also increased, from 218K to 315K, showcasing the game's growing engagement.

Lastly, Baseball Clash: Real-time game from Miniclip.com had a revenue surge, from $11K at the end of December to $71K at the end of March. Downloads spiked dramatically, especially in the final week, reaching over 107K. The weekly active users mirrored this explosive growth, escalating from 16K to 160K.

For more insights on app performance and trends, Sensor Tower's platform offers in-depth analysis and data.