Q1 2024 Performance of Top Idle RPGs on Android in Australia

Australia's Idle RPG scene on Android has seen varied performance across the top titles in the first quarter of 2024. Here's a brief look at how each game fared, with detailed insights available at Sensor Tower.

Legend of Mushroom from Joy Nice Games kicked off with a strong start after its release in early March, with downloads peaking at 23K in the second week, before tapering to 5.6K by the end of the month. Revenue followed a similar trend, starting at $5.4K and escalating to $56K. Weekly active users rose to 28K and then slightly decreased to 23K.

Nobody's Adventure Chop-Chop, developed by 37GAMES GLOBAL, experienced a downward trend, with weekly revenue decreasing from $16K to $6.7K and downloads dipping to 242. Active users fluctuated, hitting a peak of 16K before settling at 6.6K.

Mars-Games' Isekai:Slow Life maintained a steady pace. Revenue showed slight variance but ended on a high note at $23.5K. Downloads remained consistent, averaging around 1K per week, and active users gradually increased to 7.7K.

Legend of Slime: Idle RPG War by AppQuantum showed modest figures. Revenue saw a small uptick from $1.3K to $1.8K, and downloads had an upward trend, reaching 805 before slightly dropping. Active users increased over the quarter, ending at 2K.

The newly released Pixel Heroes: Tales of Emond by HaoPlay Limited revealed promising initial numbers. In its first weeks, revenue surged from $2K to $12.8K, and downloads saw a high of 2.2K before settling at 1.2K. Active user data was not provided.

The Idle RPG category continues to entertain players in Australia, with Sensor Tower providing more in-depth analytics for these titles and the market overall.