Q4 2023 Snapshot: Top 5 MOBA Apps in Australia on Unified Platforms

As the year 2023 came to a close, the mobile MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) genre continued to captivate gamers in Australia, with several key players demonstrating noteworthy performance metrics. Data provided by Sensor Tower offers an overview of how these games fared in the fourth quarter.

Brawl Stars by Supercell showed a significant increase in weekly active users, rising from 195K in late September to 363K by the end of December. Downloads peaked in the last week of December at 8K, while revenue also saw an upswing, reaching a high of $66K in the same period.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, published by Shanghai Moonton Technology, also had an impressive quarter. The game's revenue climbed to $91K in the final week of December, while downloads saw a moderate increase, ending the quarter at around 3K. The weekly active users experienced slight fluctuations, ending the year at approximately 40K.

The Pokemon Company's Pokémon UNITE witnessed a notable surge in revenue during the first week of December, jumping to nearly $8K. Downloads reached 3K in the last week of December, while active users saw a dip from 47K to 49K over the quarter.

Riot Games' League of Legends: Wild Rift had its revenue peak at $39K in early December and ended the quarter with $14K. Downloads and active users both saw a rise in the final weeks, with downloads reaching 1.5K and active users at approximately 18K.

Lastly, Arena of Valor from Level Infinite, while having a smaller user base, showed consistency in its performance. Revenue hit $1K in the last week of December, and the game maintained a steady number of weekly active users, concluding the quarter with over 2.5K.

For a more detailed analysis and additional insights on the performance of these MOBA applications, Sensor Tower's platform is the go-to resource for industry professionals and enthusiasts alike.