AI Insights · Timothy · January 2024
Top 5 MMORPG Applications Performance in Australia in Q4 2023
Explore the performance trends of the top 5 MMORPG apps in Australia during Q4 2023, including downloads, revenue, and active users.
During Q4 2023, the top 5 MMORPG applications in Australia showed varied performance trends in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users. Here's a detailed look at their performance:
Albion Online saw a fluctuating revenue pattern, peaking at around $2.3K in late October and November, before dipping to approximately $1.3K in the final week of December. Downloads remained relatively stable, with a notable increase in the final week of December reaching 1.2K. Weekly active users showed a moderate increase from 1.7K at the start of the quarter to 2.1K by the end.
Diablo Immortal experienced significant revenue peaks, especially in mid-December with an impressive $60K. Downloads, however, showed a declining trend, starting at 1.3K in late September and dropping to 928 by the end of December. Active users remained relatively stable, ranging from 19.5K at the beginning of the quarter to 16.5K by the end.
Old School RuneScape maintained steady revenue throughout the quarter, peaking at around $9.8K in mid-December. Downloads generally hovered around the 600-900 range, with a spike to 915 in mid-November. Active users showed an upward trend, increasing from 5.8K at the beginning to 6.9K in mid-December, before slightly declining to 6.5K by the end of the quarter.
The Legend of Neverland displayed a varied revenue pattern, peaking at $12.7K in late October and closing the quarter at $12.2K. Downloads were relatively stable, with minor fluctuations, peaking at 827 in late November. Weekly active users showed a decreasing trend from 2.6K at the start to around 2.3K by the end of December.
MU: Dragon Havoc, a newer entrant, experienced a strong revenue climb, peaking at $21K in late November. Downloads saw initial spikes, reaching 1.5K in mid-October, but gradually declined to 306 by the end of December. Active users followed a downward trend, starting at 653 in early October and ending at 210 in the final week of December.
These insights reflect the dynamic nature of the MMORPG market in Australia. For more detailed data and insights, visit Sensor Tower.
