Top 5 Baseball Games Performance in the US Q4 2021

The fourth quarter of 2021 saw remarkable trends in the performance of the top 5 baseball games on a unified platform in the United States. Here, we break down the key metrics for BASEBALL 9, MLB Tap Sports Baseball 2021, MLB 9 Innings 24, Baseball Boy!, and Homerun Clash.

BASEBALL 9 saw a steady decline in its weekly active users (WAU), starting from approximately 563.5K users in late September and ending at around 467.8K users by the end of December. Weekly downloads also showed a downward trend, dropping from 32.5K to 23.3K over the same period. However, weekly revenue remained relatively stable, hovering around $40K to $55K throughout the quarter.

MLB Tap Sports Baseball 2021 demonstrated a decline in weekly revenue, starting at approximately $643K and ending at around $463K. Weekly downloads peaked at 36.7K in early November but dropped to about 14K by the end of December. The game also experienced a decrease in WAU, from roughly 703K to 667K during the quarter.

MLB 9 Innings 24 experienced fluctuations in weekly revenue, with notable peaks at $488K in late November and $585K at the end of December. Weekly downloads saw a peak of 28.5K in mid-October but decreased to around 9.8K by the end of the year. WAU remained fairly stable, averaging around 100K to 150K throughout the quarter.

Baseball Boy! had a mixed performance, with weekly downloads peaking at 26.5K in late November but then dropping significantly to about 7.3K by the end of December. WAU showed a peak of 82.3K in late November, followed by a decline to 57.6K by the end of the year. Weekly revenue remained relatively low, fluctuating between $1.7K and $2.4K.

Lastly, Homerun Clash witnessed a peak in weekly downloads of 12.8K in mid-October, which then decreased to about 6.1K by the end of December. WAU also showed a downward trend, starting at approximately 54.5K and ending at around 46.3K. Weekly revenue experienced some variability, with a high of $29.3K in mid-October and a low of $15.7K in early December.

These insights, based on Sensor Tower data, offer a comprehensive look at the performance trends of the top baseball games in the US for Q4 2021. For more detailed analytics and insights, visit Sensor Tower.