Q1 2024 Performance of Top Baseball Games on Android in Australia

The first quarter of 2024 has been an interesting period for baseball games on Android in Australia. Sensor Tower's data provides us with a glimpse into how these games have performed in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users.

BASEBALL 9 saw a steady revenue throughout the quarter, with a peak of around $332K in February. Downloads fluctuated, with a spike to 150K in mid-February, while weekly active users peaked at around 1.6K in early February before settling to 1.48K by the end of March.

Baseball Clash: Real-time game experienced a significant revenue increase, peaking at $976K in early March. Downloads reached a high of 221K that same week, suggesting a correlation with its revenue peak. The game's weekly active users showed a steady increase, ending the quarter with 606K users.

MLB 9 Innings 24 had a strong start to the quarter with revenue at over $2M, but it saw a decrease towards the end, with a notable dip to $329K in mid-March before rebounding to $988K at the quarter's close. Downloads remained relatively low, with a peak at 125K in February. Active users showed a similar trend, with a peak of 575K in February.

Baseball Boy! had a modest performance, with low revenue figures and no reported revenue in the latter half of the quarter. Downloads saw a decline to zero in late February, but there was a slight uptick to 46K at the end of March. The weekly active users decreased over the quarter, ending with 116K.

EA SPORTS MLB TAP BASEBALL 23 showcased varied revenue, with a peak of $998K in late January. Downloads saw a surge to 262K in mid-January, correlating with an increase in weekly active users to 1.49K in the same period. By the end of March, active users slightly declined to 916K.

For more detailed insights and data analysis, Sensor Tower provides an in-depth look at the performance metrics of these popular baseball games.