Top 5 Horror Games' Performance in Australia Q1 2021

As the first quarter of 2021 has wrapped up, Sensor Tower has taken a close look at the performance of the top horror games on the unified platform in Australia. Here's how these spine-chilling apps fared.

Hello Neighbor experienced a fluctuating trend in downloads, peaking at 5.9K in mid-January and dipping to a low of 2.9K in mid-March before climbing back up to 4.5K by the end of the quarter. Weekly active users followed a similar pattern, hitting a high of 25.7K in January and then gradually declining to 19.2K in late March, before a rebound to 23.2K. Revenue saw highs and lows, with the best week at $2.2K and the lowest at $873.

Granny, while not generating revenue, maintained a steady interest among players with downloads starting at 4.5K and after some fluctuations ending the quarter at nearly 4K. Weekly active users saw a decrease from 14.3K at the end of December to around 12.4K by the end of March.

Scary Teacher 3D showed a consistent pattern in revenue, starting at $233 and peaking at $508 in mid-March. Downloads began at 2.8K and saw a decrease over the quarter, ending at 1.9K. The game’s active users hovered around the 20K mark, ending slightly lower at 17.7K.

Granny: Chapter Two had its downloads start at 2.7K, with a noticeable dip in early February to 1.6K, and then a mild recovery to just over 2K by the quarter's close. The weekly active users mirrored this trend, dropping from 15.8K to 11.4K, before rising to 12.3K.

Five Nights at Freddy's AR had a more volatile revenue trend, with the highest weekly revenue at $3.3K and the lowest at $517. Downloads saw a gradual decrease from 1.9K to 1.7K, while active users peaked at 29K in January and ended the quarter slightly lower at 27.9K.

For detailed insights and more in-depth analysis, Sensor Tower offers a comprehensive overview of the app market performance.