Top 5 Basketball Games in Australia: Q4 2023 Performance Review

In the fourth quarter of 2023, the basketball gaming category saw varying degrees of user engagement and financial performance in Australia. Here's a rundown of how five leading basketball games fared on the unified platform, according to data from Sensor Tower.

NBA 2K Mobile Basketball Game maintained a steady interest among players, with downloads peaking at roughly 3.5K in mid-October before settling at 3.4K by the year's end. The game's weekly active users hovered around 7-8K, showing a consistent player base, and it closed the quarter with a high note of 8K active users. Revenue trends showed a mid-quarter spike, reaching approximately $15K in late November.

SLAM DUNK from TV Animation experienced modest activity, with downloads and active users both averaging in the low double digits. Revenue for SLAM DUNK saw a peak of just over $1K in late October and late December.

Streetball Allstar: SHOWDOWN saw a revenue peak of nearly $2K at the end of November, with downloads and weekly active users generally remaining stable, both averaging under 100 and approximately 800 respectively throughout the quarter.

For Basketball Stars™: Multiplayer, there was a significant range in weekly active users, starting at around 5K in early October and dipping to approximately 2.3K by the quarter's end. Downloads saw a high of 2.6K in early October, while revenue peaked at just over $1K in late October and late December.

Lastly, the newly released NBA Infinite showed a promising start with a high of over 27K downloads in early December, which then dropped to 7.8K by the end of the month. Weekly active users saw a peak of 26K mid-December, with revenue hitting a high of approximately $7.5K in the same period.

For more detailed insights into the performance of these and other applications, Sensor Tower offers comprehensive data and analytics on the app market.