Top 5 Horror Games on Android in Australia - Q4 2021

In the fourth quarter of 2021, the top 5 horror game apps on Android in Australia showcased varied performance trends. Here’s a closer look at their weekly downloads, revenue, and active user metrics.

Monster: Hide and Seek by Zego Global Publishing saw a significant rise in weekly downloads, peaking at approximately 9.8K in early December. However, this number declined steadily, ending the quarter with around 535 downloads. The app also experienced a peak in weekly active users at about 13.2K in early December, followed by a consistent drop to approximately 1.9K by the end of December.

Scary Teacher 3D from Z & K Games maintained a relatively stable performance. Weekly revenue fluctuated slightly, with a peak of around $104 in mid-November. Weekly downloads remained consistent, with a notable increase to approximately 1.3K towards the end of December. Active user numbers showed a steady pattern, peaking at around 11.6K during the last week of December.

Blue Monster: Stretch Game by Azura Global, released in late December, quickly gained traction with weekly downloads soaring to about 20.4K in its first full week. The app generated a modest revenue of $12 in the last week of December. Active users also increased sharply, reaching approximately 13.4K by the end of the month.

Hello Neighbor from tinyBuild showed a varied performance. Weekly revenue peaked at around $425 in the final week of December. Downloads followed a similar upward trend, reaching approximately 1.4K in the same period. Active users also saw a rise, peaking at about 7.7K in the last week of December.

Monster Rope Game by Zego Global Publishing, launched in early December, saw a gradual increase in downloads, peaking at approximately 4.3K in mid-December. Active user numbers also rose, reaching around 5.6K in the third week of December before dropping to approximately 4.2K by the end of the month.

These performance insights highlight the dynamic nature of the horror game segment on Android in Australia. For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.