Q4 2023 Performance of Top iOS Horror Games in Australia

Sensor Tower's latest data reveals the performance of the top iOS horror games in Australia for the fourth quarter of 2023. Here's how these spine-chilling games fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

Mystery Matters by Playrix saw a downward trend in downloads, starting from 3K in late September and dropping to 1K by Christmas. Revenue peaked at 16K in the first and last weeks of November, while weekly active users showed a resurgence from 3K in late November to over 5K in early December, before ending the year at 4K.

Identity V from NetEase Games experienced fluctuating revenue throughout the quarter, with notable peaks of 7K at the end of October and 9K in mid-November, wrapping up December with 9K. Downloads remained relatively stable, hovering around the low hundreds each week, and weekly active users ranged between 4K and 5K.

Clickteam's Five Nights at Freddy's showed a significant spike in revenue in late October, jumping from a modest 548 USD to over 5K. Downloads saw a corresponding increase during the same period, although both metrics saw a decline towards the end of the year. Weekly active users peaked at 1.7K in early November but ended the quarter just under 1K.

Myths of Moonrise by STARFORTUNE INTERACTIVE had a notable revenue increase in the last week of December, reaching 3K. However, the game had no downloads recorded throughout the quarter, and weekly active user data was not available.

Lastly, Five Nights at Freddy's 2, also by Clickteam, followed a similar pattern to its predecessor with a revenue peak of over 2K in late October, followed by a gradual decline. Downloads peaked at 537 in early November and ended the quarter at a modest 181. Weekly active users mirrored this trend, peaking at 484 and ending at 319.

For more detailed insights and data, readers can explore Sensor Tower's platform, which provides comprehensive analytics on app performance across various regions and platforms.