Q4 2023 Performance of Top Soccer Games in Australia

In Q4 2023, the soccer gaming scene in Australia witnessed varying performance metrics across the top soccer games available on the unified platform. Data from Sensor Tower offers insights into downloads, revenue, and weekly active users for these popular titles.

EA SPORTS FC™ Mobile Soccer experienced a downward trend in downloads over the quarter, starting at 19K and dipping to 6K before slightly recovering to 7K. Revenue peaked mid-quarter at $77K and saw a similar pattern, ending at $61K. The game's weekly active users showed some resilience, initially dropping to 82K and then rising to 91K, before stabilizing around 86K.

KONAMI's eFootball™ 2024 also saw a decline in downloads, from 4K to 2K, but its revenue varied, hitting a high of $30K and closing the quarter at $15K. Weekly active users fluctuated, with an initial decrease to 28K, a mid-quarter rise to 35K, and a final uptick to 35K.

For Top Eleven Be a Soccer Manager, downloads remained low, ranging from 1K to 2K. Revenue saw more volatility, peaking at $17K and ending at $10K. The game maintained a steady base of weekly active users, starting at 13K and rising to just over 13K by the end of the quarter.

Dream League Soccer 2024 from First Touch Games Ltd. displayed a consistent download count, with a slight increase from 3K to 2K. Revenue demonstrated growth, starting at $7K and reaching $11K. Weekly active users showed a decline from 44K to 39K, with a subsequent recovery to 40K.

Lastly, eFootball™ CHAMPION SQUADS had a modest presence, with downloads hovering around the low hundreds and revenue peaking at $12K mid-quarter. Weekly active users remained relatively flat, with a slight increase from 578 to 704 midway through the quarter before ending at 551.

For more detailed insights and analysis, Sensor Tower's platform offers an in-depth look at the performance of these and other mobile applications.