Q1 2024 Performance of Top Boxing Games on Android in Australia

In Q1 2024, the Android boxing game scene in Australia presented varied performances across different titles, as per data from Sensor Tower. Here's a snapshot of how the top contenders fared.

Arm Wrestling Master, despite generating no revenue, saw an initial spike in downloads to 1.1K in the second week, followed by fluctuations with a closing high of 1K. Weekly active users started strong at 3K, dipping mid-quarter, but finished on a rising note at 3.2K.

CASUAL AZUR GAMES's I, The One — Fun Fighting Game experienced a mid-quarter surge in downloads, peaking at 1.4K, and closed the quarter with an upward trend in both downloads at 1.1K and active users at 1.9K. Revenue saw a noteworthy jump to $65 USD in the first week of March but remained relatively modest otherwise.

Vivid Games S.A.'s Real Boxing 2 maintained a steady stream of revenue throughout the quarter, ending strongly with $400 USD in the last week. Downloads showed a late-quarter upturn, reaching 641, while active users saw a modest increase to 2K.

Fight Master, from BoomBit Games, focused on downloads and active users, with revenue figures remaining undisclosed. Downloads saw a high of 524 in the second week, while active users peaked at 984 by the end of February.

Lastly, ELECTRONIC ARTS' EA SPORTS™ UFC® Mobile 2 showed a steady engagement with active users hovering around the 4K mark. Downloads remained consistent, with a slight increase to 326 in the last week, and revenue displayed a steady pattern, concluding the quarter at $53 USD.

For more detailed insights and analysis, Sensor Tower's comprehensive data offers an in-depth look at the mobile gaming landscape.