Q1 2024 Performance of Top Platformer Games on Android in Australia

Platformer games continue to entertain and engage mobile users, and the first quarter of 2024 has shown some interesting trends for the top titles in Australia, according to data from Sensor Tower. Here's a snapshot of how these games have fared on the Android platform.

Doomsday Shelter: Survival

Triathlon HK's Doomsday Shelter: Survival saw a fluctuating revenue trend, starting the quarter with approximately $1.9K and peaking mid-February at nearly $2.9K, before a sharp drop to $749 by the end of March. Downloads began at 613K but declined steadily to just 43K, while weekly active users peaked at 8.7K in early January and decreased to 6.3K by the quarter's end.

Stumble Guys

Scopely's Stumble Guys experienced a revenue trend that began at $1.7K and saw a dip to $1K in mid-February, but managed a slight recovery to $1.2K. Downloads hit a high of 3.8M in mid-January, with a notable rebound to 2.4M in the last week of March. Weekly active users showed a high of 20.3K in late January, ending the quarter at 16.4K.

Ninja Must Die

Ninja Must Die from Pandada Games saw revenue peaking at $847 in late January, with another surge to $755 at the quarter's end. Despite download numbers dropping to zero from mid-January onward, weekly active users remained relatively stable, hovering around 4.3K throughout the quarter.

Sonic Forces - Running Game

SEGA's Sonic Forces - Running Game saw revenues oscillating, starting at $412 and reaching a high of $694 in mid-February before ending at $641. Downloads showed a gradual decline from 1.4M at the beginning of January to 686K by March's end, while active users declined from 9.1K to 7.1K during the same period.

Weapon Master: Gun Shooter Run

Homa's Weapon Master: Gun Shooter Run showed a positive trend in revenue, beginning the quarter at $543 and climbing to $594 in early March, with a slight dip to $447 by the quarter's close. Downloads started strong at 5.9M, and while there was some fluctuation, ended the quarter with a robust 3.9M. Weekly active users showed an upward trend, from 11.7K in the first week of January to 14.2K by the end of March.

For more detailed insights on the performance of these and other mobile applications, Sensor Tower offers comprehensive data and analytics.