Top 5 Horror Games on Android in the US: Q1 2022 Performance

In the first quarter of 2022, the top 5 horror games on Android in the United States saw varied performance trends. Here's a closer look at the weekly downloads, revenue, and active user metrics for Identity V, Five Nights at Freddy's, Ultimate Custom Night, Five Nights at Freddy's 2, and Stranger Things: Puzzle Tales.

Identity V from NetEase Games experienced fluctuations in weekly revenue, peaking at around $90K at the end of January and then gradually declining to approximately $46K by the end of March. Weekly downloads showed a notable rise, reaching 2.8K in the week of March 21. Meanwhile, weekly active users saw a slight downtrend, starting from 27K and ending at roughly 24K.

Five Nights at Freddy's by Clickteam USA LLC showed an initial increase in weekly revenue, peaking at around $19K in mid-January before declining to about $4.3K by the end of March. Weekly downloads fluctuated significantly, hitting a high of 19.8K in mid-February. The game also saw a substantial growth in weekly active users, reaching a peak of 67.9K in late February, before tapering off to approximately 31K by the end of the quarter.

Ultimate Custom Night also from Clickteam USA LLC, observed a peak in weekly revenue of around $14K in mid-January, followed by a steady decline to roughly $3.2K by the end of March. Weekly downloads saw a significant spike, reaching 14.4K in mid-February. The active user count increased to nearly 29K in late February, before settling at around 18K by the end of March.

Five Nights at Freddy's 2, another title from Clickteam USA LLC, experienced a peak in weekly revenue of approximately $12.3K in mid-January, which then decreased to around $2.9K by the end of March. Weekly downloads reached a high of 10.3K in late January, and the weekly active users saw growth, peaking at 12.6K in late February, before declining to around 5.5K by the end of the quarter.

Stranger Things: Puzzle Tales from Next Games showed a peak in weekly revenue of around $11K at the end of December, with a gradual decline to approximately $6.9K by the end of March. Weekly downloads experienced a sharp drop-off, starting from 4.9K at the end of December to under 1K by mid-March. The active user count also saw a downtrend, from 34K at the end of December to around 13.6K by the end of March.

These insights highlight the dynamic nature of the horror game market on Android in the US. For more detailed data and further insights, visit Sensor Tower.