Top 5 MMORPG Applications in Argentina Q4 2023

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In the fourth quarter of 2023, the top 5 MMORPG applications on a unified platform in Argentina showcased varying trends in downloads, revenue, and weekly active users. This data, sourced from Sensor Tower, provides a comprehensive look at each app's performance.

MU: Dragon Havoc from HongKong Miracle Network Limited saw a significant rise in revenue, starting from $184 in the week of October 2 to peaking at around $6.9K by the end of October. This was followed by a slight decline to $3.2K by mid-December. Downloads for the app peaked mid-October with approximately 14.2K and then gradually decreased, stabilizing around 3.5K by the end of December. Weekly active users peaked at 15.3K in mid-October, followed by a consistent decline, ending the quarter with 6.3K users.

MIR4 by Wemade Co., Ltd. experienced steady revenue with notable spikes, such as $4K in the last week of October. Downloads remained relatively low, averaging around 150 downloads per week. Weekly active users maintained a stable range between 5.8K and 6.3K throughout the quarter.

MapleStory M: Fantasy MMORPG from NEXON Company generated consistent revenue, peaking at $5.4K at the end of September and gradually declining to $959 by the end of December. Download numbers were minimal, with only a handful of downloads each week. Weekly active users also remained relatively low and stable, averaging around 175 users.

The Legend of Neverland by Ark Games showed a steady revenue increase, reaching its peak at $2.5K at the end of October. Downloads remained consistent, ranging from 2.1K to 3.6K throughout the quarter. Weekly active users fluctuated slightly, with a high of 9.1K in late September, ending the quarter at 8.1K.

Diablo Immortal from Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. experienced varied revenue trends, with peaks around $2.1K at the end of September and mid-December. Downloads showed a decreasing trend, starting at 1K in late September and dropping to around 650 by the end of December. Weekly active users also saw a decline, from 13.9K in late September to 11.5K by the end of December.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.