AI Insights · Timothy · July 2022
Top 5 Baseball Games on iOS in Israel Q2 2022
Discover the performance of the top five baseball games on iOS in Israel during Q2 2022, with insights into their downloads, revenue, and active users.
During the second quarter of 2022, Israel's iOS market saw interesting trends among the top five baseball games: Homerun Clash, Baseball Clash: Real-time game, BASEBALL 9, MLB 9 Innings 24, and Baseball Boy!. Here’s a detailed look at their performance based on data from Sensor Tower.
Homerun Clash from HAEGIN Co., Ltd. had a varied quarter. Weekly revenue peaked at $32 in mid-April, but saw a decline towards the end of June, dropping to $3. Downloads were more stable, with a notable peak of 56 in mid-April, and a resurgence to 31 by the end of June. Active user numbers followed a similar pattern, starting at 85 and peaking at 134 in mid-April before settling at 84 by the end of the quarter.
Baseball Clash: Real-time game by Miniclip.com had its highest weekly revenue in mid-April at $104, but experienced a sharp decline to $3 by the end of June. Downloads saw an initial spike of 84 at the end of April but dwindled to just 1 or none in several weeks thereafter. Active users increased from 52 at the start of the quarter to a peak of 118 in early May, then gradually decreased to 62 by the end of June.
BASEBALL 9 from playus soft had a modest revenue performance, with a peak of $40 in mid-May and fluctuating around lower values thereafter. Downloads were generally low, with a slight peak of 27 in early May and minor variations throughout the quarter. Active users were recorded at 31 in early May, with slight fluctuations observed.
MLB 9 Innings 24 by Com2uS Corp. showed strong revenue figures, peaking at $135 in late June. Downloads remained low but stable, with a peak of 10 in early June. Active users saw a gradual increase, starting from 10 in mid-April and reaching 28 by early June, before stabilizing around 24 towards the end of the quarter.
Baseball Boy! from Voodoo had steady revenue throughout the quarter, peaking at $46 in early May, and saw a drop to $9 by the end of June. Downloads were minimal, with minor peaks of 7 in late March and mid-May, and only sporadic activity thereafter. Active user data was not available for most of the quarter.
For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.
