Top 5 MMORPG Applications in the UK for Q1 2023

In the first quarter of 2023, the top 5 MMORPG applications in the United Kingdom showcased varying performance trends. Here’s a detailed look at their weekly downloads, revenue, and active user metrics.

MIR4 experienced a remarkable increase in weekly revenue, starting at around $68K and peaking at approximately $160K by the end of March. Downloads were inconsistent, with notable spikes, particularly in the last week of March, reaching 112. Active users fluctuated slightly but generally remained stable, ending the quarter with 810.

Diablo Immortal saw a mixed trend in weekly revenue, beginning at $41K and experiencing a significant peak mid-January at $74K, before fluctuating and ending the quarter at $61K. Downloads showed a general decline, with a late surge in March, reaching 5.5K. Active users decreased gradually from 62.8K to 54.5K.

Old School RuneScape maintained a relatively steady revenue flow, averaging around $22K to $24K, with a peak at $30K at the end of February. Downloads exhibited a significant jump in mid-February, reaching 3.4K, while active users increased from around 12K to 14.7K during the same period.

MIR M, a newer entrant, showed a declining trend in both revenue and active users. Revenue started at $34K in its launch week and dropped to approximately $8K by the end of March. Similarly, active users decreased from 335 to 53 over the quarter. Downloads also saw a sharp decline, with only 24 by the end of March.

RuneScape experienced a gradual decline in revenue, starting at $37K and ending at around $12K. Downloads remained relatively stable, averaging around 1K per week. Active users also showed a slight decrease, moving from 8K at the beginning of the quarter to 6.5K by the end.

These insights, sourced from Sensor Tower, highlight the diverse performance trends of leading MMORPG applications in the UK. For more detailed analytics, visit Sensor Tower.