Top 5 Soccer Games on iOS in Australia Q3 2023

The third quarter of 2023 brought interesting trends for the top soccer games on iOS in Australia. Here's a detailed look at the performance of these popular apps.

EA SPORTS FC™ Mobile Soccer from Electronic Arts showed a dynamic trend in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $65K in early July and seeing a gradual decline to around $30K by mid-September, before climbing again to $46K in the last week of the quarter. Weekly downloads fluctuated, starting from around 9K at the end of June, dipping to about 6.6K in mid-September, and then surging to 12.9K in the last week of the quarter. Active users increased from around 52K to a peak of 65K by the end of September.

Soccer Superstar by Real Free Soccer experienced steady revenue, mostly hovering just above $500 per week towards the end of the quarter. Downloads saw a significant rise, starting at around 6.4K at the end of June, peaking at 12.1K in early September, and finishing the quarter at 7.5K. Active users increased from approximately 36.7K to a high of 49.1K in mid-September, before slightly dropping to 44.5K by the end of the quarter.

Head Ball 2 - Soccer Game from MASOMO LIMITED showed a consistent revenue trend with slight fluctuations, peaking at nearly $2K in the last week of September. Downloads started at around 2.8K, fluctuated throughout the quarter, and ended at 3.4K. Active users saw a steady increase from approximately 11.4K to 13.2K by the end of September.

Super Goal: Fun Soccer Game by Gamegou Limited had modest revenue figures, peaking at $90 in the last week of September. Downloads started at around 2.1K, saw a peak of 4.1K in late August, and concluded the quarter at 2K. Active users saw a steady increase from approximately 8.2K to 13.8K in late August, before slightly declining to around 10.8K by the end of September.

MADFUT 23 by Madfut did not generate any revenue during the quarter. Downloads started at 2.5K, fluctuated slightly, and ended at 1.7K. Active users remained relatively stable, starting at around 10.9K and peaking at 12.2K by early September, before ending the quarter at approximately 11.5K.

These insights come from Sensor Tower, where more detailed data and analyses are available. The performance of these apps highlights the dynamic nature of the mobile gaming market, particularly in the sports category.