Top 5 Platformer Games Thrive in Australia Q4 2023

As the final quarter of 2023 wraps up, Sensor Tower takes a closer look at the performance of the top platformer games on the unified platform in Australia. Our data provides a snapshot of how these games fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

Geometry Dash Lite maintained a steady stream of downloads, peaking at 21K in the last week of December. The game's weekly active users showed a slight overall increase, ending the quarter with 180K active users. Revenue trends saw a significant surge in the last two weeks, jumping to $4.7K.

Subway Surfers experienced fluctuations in downloads, ultimately reaching 27K by the end of December. The active user base had a notable dip mid-quarter but recovered to 408K in the last week. Revenue mirrored this pattern, closing at $3K in the final week.

For Build A Queen, downloads saw an upward trend, finishing at 18K, while weekly active users grew to 37K by the quarter's end. Revenue was not a highlight for this title, with some weeks showing zero earnings.

Going Balls had a mixed quarter, with downloads starting at 17K and ending at 13K. Active users saw a slight increase over the period, ending at 72K. Revenue showed a modest improvement, concluding at $348.

Lastly, Crossy Road presented a steady increase in downloads, with a notable jump to 15K in the last week. Weekly active users exhibited growth, reaching 43K by the end of December. Revenue also saw an upward trajectory, ending the quarter at $710.

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