Top 5 Anime Games Performance in Australia Q4 2023

The performance of the top five anime games on the unified platform in Australia during Q4 2023 has been diverse, with some games experiencing significant growth in revenue and active users, while others showed more modest trends. Here are the detailed insights:

DRAGON BALL LEGENDS from Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc. saw a remarkable increase in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $147K in the final week of December. Weekly downloads also witnessed a steady rise, reaching 3.2K by the end of the quarter. Additionally, active users showed a positive trend, growing from around 25.3K in late September to nearly 28.8K in the last week of December.

DRAGON BALL Z DOKKAN BATTLE, also from Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc., experienced fluctuations in weekly revenue, with a notable peak at $73.8K in late November. The game’s downloads saw a gradual increase, culminating at 606 in the final week of December. Active users showed stability, with a slight increase from around 8.6K in late September to nearly 8.7K by the end of the quarter.

Black Clover M, published by Garena International II Private Limited, had a strong debut, with weekly revenue reaching approximately $79K in early December. Although downloads started high at around 14.4K in late November, they tapered off to about 2.3K by the end of December. Active users also declined, from 12.9K in late November to around 9.2K in the last week of December.

The Seven Deadly Sins by Netmarble Corporation had a mixed quarter. Revenue peaked at $33.8K in late October but settled to around $10.2K by the end of December. Downloads fluctuated slightly, ending at 179 in the final week of December. Active users remained relatively stable, hovering around 1K throughout the quarter.

Lastly, ONE PIECE TREASURE CRUISE from Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc. showed a varied performance. Revenue saw a significant spike to $21.2K in the last week of December. However, downloads were relatively low, ending at 602. Active users also experienced a slight decline, from about 3.8K in late September to 1.9K by the end of December.

These insights, based on data from Sensor Tower, highlight the dynamic nature of the anime gaming market in Australia. For more detailed analysis and trends, visit Sensor Tower.