Top 5 Entertainment Mascot Games on iOS in Australia: Q2 2021

In the second quarter of 2021, the iOS entertainment mascot games market in Australia showcased diverse trends in downloads, revenue, and active users. Here is a closer look at the performance of the top 5 applications in this category, based on Sensor Tower data.

Crash Bandicoot: On the Run!, published by King, experienced a notable decline in weekly downloads, starting from 35K at the beginning of the quarter and dropping to around 5.3K by the end of June. Revenue similarly saw a downward trend, beginning at approximately $6K and finishing the quarter at about $1.4K. Despite these declines, weekly active users remained relatively stable, starting at 127K and ending at nearly 30K.

Minion Rush: Running game by Gameloft demonstrated a consistent increase in weekly downloads, peaking at 5.5K in late June. Revenue showed fluctuations, with a notable peak of $740 in mid-April. Weekly active users showed a gradual decline from 14K to nearly 12K over the quarter.

Sonic Dash: Fun Endless Runner, developed by SEGA, maintained a stable number of weekly active users, hovering around 80K to 87K throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads fluctuated modestly, ending at 2.6K, while revenue remained relatively steady, closing the quarter at $202.

World of Peppa Pig: Kids Games from Find Your Fun showed steady weekly active users, starting at around 5K and ending at a similar level. Downloads remained consistent throughout the quarter, with slight increases, while revenue fluctuated, peaking at $3.8K in late June.

Disney Pop Town! Match 3 Games by Wemade Play Co.,Ltd. saw a significant increase in downloads in early May, reaching 4.1K, before tapering off. Revenue also saw an upward trend, peaking at $2K in mid-May. Active users increased significantly in May, reaching 5.3K, before declining towards the end of the quarter.

These insights into the top entertainment mascot games on iOS offer a snapshot of user engagement and financial performance in Australia for Q2 2021. For more detailed data and analysis, visit Sensor Tower.