Top 5 Survival Games on iOS in the US: Q2 2022 Performance

In Q2 2022, the top 5 survival games on iOS in the United States showcased varied performance trends in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a closer look at each game’s metrics, based on Sensor Tower data.

Last Day on Earth: Survival saw a decline in weekly revenue from late March to mid-May, starting at around $185K and dipping to approximately $94K. However, it experienced a recovery towards the end of the quarter, finishing at about $127K. Weekly downloads remained relatively stable, fluctuating between 8.7K and 11.1K. Active users exhibited a more volatile trend, starting at 130K, dropping to a low of 81.2K in late May, and then rebounding to 114.8K by the end of June.

Raft® Survival - Ocean Nomad had a consistent increase in weekly revenue, starting at $108K in late March and climbing to approximately $70K by the end of June. Downloads experienced a significant jump, particularly in late May, from around 24.7K to a peak of 49.9K in the last week of June. The game’s active users also showed growth, starting at 94.1K and reaching 106.8K by the end of the quarter.

ARK: Survival Evolved experienced a decline in weekly revenue from late March to mid-May, falling from $42K to $23K. However, it recovered slightly towards the end of the quarter, ending at about $35K. Weekly downloads remained relatively steady, with minor fluctuations between 11.1K and 15.6K. Active users showed a gradual increase over the quarter, starting at 37K and ending at 44.7K.

Westland Survival - Cowboy RPG had a relatively stable revenue trend, with minor fluctuations. It started at $21.8K in late March, dipped to a low of $16.1K in mid-May, and rose again to $24.8K by the end of June. Downloads saw a slight increase towards the end of the quarter, from around 3.5K to 6.2K. Active users also showed a positive trend, starting at 16.6K and reaching 20.6K by the end of June.

Poppy Playtime Chapter 1 had fluctuating weekly revenue, starting at $22K in late March, dipping to $6.6K in late April, and then recovering to $13.5K by the end of June. Downloads remained relatively stable, ranging between 3K and 6K. Active users showed a consistent increase, starting at 7.7K and reaching 15.8K by the end of the quarter.

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