Top 5 Horror Games on Android in the US: Q3 2023 Performance

In Q3 2023, the horror game genre on Android in the US saw diverse performance across the top 5 applications. Here’s a breakdown of their weekly downloads, revenue, and active user trends based on data from Sensor Tower.

Alphabet Shooter: Survival FPS from Chad Game experienced fluctuating weekly downloads. The downloads peaked at around 40.5K in early July but saw a significant drop towards the end of the quarter, reaching approximately 11.9K in the last week of September. Active users remained relatively stable, with a slight increase from 457.1K at the start of the quarter to a peak of 532.2K in late August before settling at 488.7K by the end of September.

100 Monsters Game: Escape Room by NEGAXY had a notable spike in weekly downloads in mid-July, reaching over 101.8K. However, this was followed by a sharp decline, with downloads dropping to about 3K by the end of September. Active users reflected a similar pattern, peaking at 124.9K in late July and then declining to around 19.8K by the end of the quarter.

Grima Monster Scary Survival, published by Reed Been, saw an initial surge in downloads with a high of 147.8K in late July. This number decreased significantly to approximately 3.5K by the end of September. Active user numbers also dropped from 71.8K at the start of August to around 10.6K by the end of the quarter.

Granny from DVloper maintained a steady trend in weekly downloads, starting at about 27.4K in late June and ending at approximately 16.5K in late September. The active user base showed a gradual decline from 112K at the beginning of the quarter to around 82K by the end of September.

Nextbots In Backrooms: Shooter by HOOKAH GAMES had a steady increase in weekly downloads, peaking at about 25.7K in the last week of September. The active user count also saw a consistent rise, starting at 40.6K in late June and reaching 68.6K by the end of September. Revenue for this game saw minor fluctuations, with a maximum of $144 in mid-July.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.