Top 5 High Fantasy Games Performance in Australia Q2 2022

During the second quarter of 2022, high fantasy games captivated Australian audiences on a unified platform, showcasing impressive trends across downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a closer look at the performance of the top 5 high fantasy games in Australia.

Coin Master from Moon Active saw weekly revenue peaking at approximately $372K in late March, followed by a gradual decline, landing around $286K by the end of June. Weekly downloads fluctuated, starting at 18.9K and tapering to 14.5K. Active users experienced a peak at 74.1K in early June before settling at 66.5K by the end of the quarter.

Diablo Immortal, published by Blizzard Entertainment, launched in early June and generated significant interest. Weekly revenue initially surged to $207K in the first week of June, then declined to $124K by the end of the month. Downloads followed a similar trend, starting strong at 130K in the launch week and dropping to 7.9K. Active users began at 115K and decreased to 53.3K by the end of June.

Clash Royale by Supercell experienced varied revenue trends, reaching a high of $241K in early April, then fluctuating and ending at $115K. Downloads saw a steady decrease from 18.4K to 9.7K. Active users remained relatively stable, peaking at 362K in mid-June and ending the quarter at 344K.

Evony from Top Games Inc. started the quarter with weekly revenue around $222K, experiencing minor fluctuations and closing at $187K. Downloads decreased significantly from 11.1K to 5.2K. Active users mirrored this trend, starting at 28.8K and dropping to 19.4K by the end of June.

Clash of Clans, another hit from Supercell, maintained a steady revenue stream, peaking at $396K in early May and ending the quarter at $312K. Downloads remained consistent, hovering around 7K to 10K weekly. Active users showed a healthy trend, peaking at 836K by the end of June.

These insights are derived from Sensor Tower, where more detailed data and trends can be explored.