Top 5 MMORPG Apps Performance in the UK Q3 2022

During Q3 2022, the top 5 MMORPG applications in the United Kingdom displayed diverse performance trends across downloads, revenue, and active users. Here's a detailed look at how each app fared, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Diablo Immortal from Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. saw a steady decline in weekly revenue, starting at around $131K at the end of June and dropping to approximately $61K by the end of September. Weekly downloads followed a similar downward trend, decreasing from about 19K to just over 4K during the same period. Active users also declined, from 151K in late June to around 73K by the end of September.

Dragon Trail 2: Fantasy World from 4399TH, which was released in late August, experienced a peak in weekly revenue at $36K in early September, before stabilizing around $30K towards the end of the month. Downloads saw a sharp drop from 19K at launch to less than 3K by the end of September. Active users peaked at around 18K in late August but decreased to about 8K by the end of September.

The Legend of Neverland by Ark Games showed an interesting pattern with weekly revenue, starting at $4.6K in early September and reaching nearly $9K by the end of the month. Downloads, however, saw a significant drop from 40K in early September to around 3.6K in late September. Active users also decreased notably from 33K to about 7.5K over the same period.

Noah's Heart by Archosaur Games demonstrated a consistent decline in both revenue and downloads. Weekly revenue was highest at $6.2K in early August but fell to about $656 by the end of September. Downloads started at 11K in late July but dwindled to just 249 by the end of September. Active users mirrored this trend, dropping from 3.3K in mid-July to just over 250 by the end of September.

Old School RuneScape from Jagex maintained relatively stable performance. Weekly revenue ranged between $17K and $21K throughout the quarter. Downloads fluctuated slightly, peaking at 1.8K in late August before settling at around 1.3K by the end of September. Active users showed a similar pattern, remaining fairly steady around 10K throughout the quarter.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.