Top 5 Horror Games on Android in New Zealand: Q2 2022 Performance

During the second quarter of 2022, the top 5 horror games on Android in New Zealand showcased intriguing performance trends. Data for these insights comes from Sensor Tower, where more detailed analytics can be explored.

Identity V by NetEase Games saw a notable increase in weekly revenue early in the quarter, peaking at around $1.3K in early May before experiencing a decline, ending the quarter with approximately $261. Weekly downloads remained relatively stable, fluctuating between 20 and 39. The active user base showed minor fluctuations, maintaining a range between 512 and 660.

Dark Eden M Global from Wemade Connect had an impressive rise in weekly revenue, starting from $46 in early May and reaching a high of $740 by mid-June. The number of downloads, however, remained low, peaking at 12 in the initial week of May and dropping to 4 by the end of June.

Poppy Playtime Chapter 1 by Mob Entertainment showed consistent weekly revenue, averaging around $117 to $189 throughout the quarter. Downloads peaked at 66 in early May but gradually decreased to 29 by mid-June. The active user base saw an increase in early May, peaking at 132, before declining slightly to 94 by the end of June.

Silent Castle by BEP1C STUDIO experienced a significant surge in both revenue and active users. Weekly revenue grew from $8 in early May to $272 by the end of June. Downloads were highest in early May at 2.5K, then saw a decline to 975 by the end of June. Active users also surged, peaking at 5.1K in mid-June before slightly decreasing to 4.7K by the end of the quarter.

Five Nights at Freddy's by Clickteam USA LLC maintained a steady revenue stream, ranging between $40 and $64 throughout the quarter. Downloads varied minimally, peaking at 20 in late March and stabilizing at around 10 by the end of June. Active users saw a decrease from 60 in late March to 43 by the end of June, with a notable dip to 12 in early June.

For a deeper dive into these performance metrics and more insights, visit Sensor Tower.