Australia's Q1 2024 Android Performance for Top Squad RPGs

In the first quarter of 2024, the Squad RPG category has seen varying degrees of user engagement and revenue generation on the Android platform in Australia. Sensor Tower data provides an overview of how these games have performed.

Hero Clash by Glaciers Game showed a noticeable uptick in revenue, starting at $1K in the first week and peaking at $9K by mid-March. Downloads spiked to 5K in the last week of January but gradually decreased to a few hundred towards the end of March. Weekly active users peaked at around 43K but saw a decline to 33K by the quarter's end.

NEXTERS GLOBAL LTD's Hero Wars: Alliance maintained a steady revenue stream, with earnings ranging from $11K to $17K. The game experienced a gradual decrease in weekly downloads, from 3.5K to 1K, while active users remained stable, ending the quarter at roughly 5.5K.

RAID: Shadow Legends from Plarium Global Ltd dominated the revenue charts with a strong performance, earning between $42K and $59K weekly. Downloads saw a slight decrease from 1.3K in the first week to around 900 by the quarter's end, and the weekly active user count hovered around the 5.5K mark.

Scopely's MARVEL Strike Force: Squad RPG generated consistent revenue, ranging from $11K to $13K per week. The game's downloads remained under 2K, with a slight downward trend, and the active user base showed a modest fluctuation between 1.5K and 2K throughout the quarter.

Lastly, Habby's SOULS presented a varied revenue pattern, starting strong at $11K, dipping to $7.5K in mid-February, but recovering to $11K by early March. Downloads declined from 1.3K to under 800, and active users saw a gentle increase from 4.9K to 5.3K by the close of Q1.

These figures from Sensor Tower underline the dynamic nature of the Squad RPG category on the Android platform in Australia, with active user engagement and revenue generation showcasing the health of this gaming segment.