Performance of Top MOBA Applications in Europe in Q1 2021

The first quarter of 2021 has been eventful for the top Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) applications in Europe. With data sourced from Sensor Tower, we present a concise overview of their performance on the unified platform, encompassing both iOS and Android devices.

Brawl Stars

Published by Supercell, Brawl Stars showed significant activity in Q1. Revenue peaked at 5 million in the first week of February before settling at around 3 million by the end of March. Downloads remained robust, with a high of 900 thousand in mid-March and a slight dip to 700 thousand by the quarter's close. Weekly active users saw a steady increase, reaching a high of 26 million in mid-March.

League of Legends: Wild Rift

Riot Games' League of Legends: Wild Rift experienced a steady revenue stream, starting at 400 thousand and rising to 400 thousand again in the last week of the quarter. Downloads saw a decline from 700 thousand at the start of the period to around 100 thousand by the end. The weekly active users followed a similar downward trend, beginning at 2 million and ending at around 1 million.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, from Shanghai Moonton Technology, had a fluctuating revenue pattern, with a noteworthy peak at 700 thousand in early February. Downloads were relatively steady, hovering between 150 thousand and 200 thousand. The game's weekly active users saw a slight decrease, starting at around 2 million and dipping to just over 2 million by the end of March.

MARVEL Realm of Champions

MARVEL Realm of Champions by Kabam Games showed modest revenue figures, with early figures around 10 thousand and spiking to 12 thousand towards the end of March. Downloads had a sharp decrease from 150 thousand at the end of December to around 20 thousand by the close of Q1. The active user base mirrored this trend, dropping from 180 thousand to around 30 thousand.

Tanks a Lot - War of Machines

Highcore Labs LLC's Tanks a Lot - War of Machines presented a consistent revenue pattern, with figures lingering around 10 thousand to 20 thousand throughout the quarter. Downloads ranged from 20 thousand to 30 thousand, showing a reasonable level of engagement. Weekly active users saw a slight decrease from 100 thousand in late December to 100 thousand by quarter's end.

In summary, the MOBA category in Europe witnessed varied performances across the top applications in terms of revenue, downloads, and active users. For more detailed insights and data, Sensor Tower's platform remains an invaluable resource for comprehending the mobile app landscape.