Australia's Top 5 Turn-Based Tactics Games Q1 2021 Performance

Australia's gaming community has shown a consistent interest in the turn-based tactics genre, with several games standing out in the first quarter of 2021. Sensor Tower provides a closer look at how these games have fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users.

SQUARE ENIX's FINAL FANTASY BE:WOTV saw a noticeable increase in revenue, leaping from $4.6K to $24K in the final weeks of the quarter. Downloads peaked at 294K in the last week of March, while weekly active users hit a high of 1.3K, suggesting a strong and engaged audience.

Playgendary Limited's Bowmasters - Multiplayer Game experienced a stable revenue, maintaining around $4K to $5K throughout the quarter. The game's downloads saw a significant jump to 6.5K in the last week, and active users climbed back up to 43K after a dip in February.

For The Walking Dead No Man's Land by Deca Live Operations GmbH, revenue trends showed a rise, ending the quarter at $3.7K. The game maintained a steady download rate, concluding with 193K downloads, while active users gradually increased to 909 by the end of March.

AI Games FZ's Tank Stars depicted a decline in revenue early in the quarter but managed to rebound to $1.3K. The game's downloads surged to 3.8K in the last week, while active users saw an uptick to 16.9K, indicating a revitalized interest in the game.

Lastly, Magic War Legends from TINYSOFT showed a fluctuating revenue pattern, ultimately reaching $1.5K. Downloads remained relatively low, with a slight dip to 93K in the final week, but active users remained stable around 700 throughout the quarter.

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