Q1 2024 Survival Game App Trends in Australia on Android

Survival games have captivated audiences with their thrilling and strategic gameplay, and the first quarter of 2024 has seen interesting trends in Australia for Android users. Sensor Tower provides deeper insights into the performance of the top survival games during this period.

Nextbots In Backrooms: Obunga by playducky.com experienced a slight decrease in weekly revenue from $16K to $14K, with downloads starting at 1.16M in the first week of January and ending at 870K by the last week of March. Weekly active users also showed a downward trend, beginning at 7.27M and dipping to 6.65M.

From tinyBuild, Hello Neighbor Nicky's Diaries saw an initial revenue peak of $59K in late January, then fluctuated, ending the quarter at $12K. Downloads reached a high of 1.1M in late January, with a decrease to 507K by March's end. The game's active users peaked at 2.35M and later stabilized at 2.11M.

CASUAL AZUR GAMES’ Hide in The Backrooms Nextbots showed no significant revenue, focusing instead on download and active user trends. Downloads began at 1.32M, with a drop to 701K, while weekly active users started strong at 9.37M, ending the quarter impressively at 9.98M.

The Baby In Yellow from Team Terrible, despite its revenue not being recorded, had downloads beginning at 1.81M and a noticeable decline to 352K. Weekly active users showed a similar descending trend, from 4.52M to 1.34M.

Lastly, Estoty Vilnius’ Idle Breaker - Loot & Survive had a revenue range from $1.09M down to $966K by quarter's end. Downloads saw a slight uptick from 498K to 672K in mid-March but ended at 513K, while the active user base experienced growth, peaking at 1.06M in late February.

The performance of these survival games on Android in Australia for Q1 2024 reflects the dynamic nature of the mobile gaming market, with Sensor Tower providing valuable insights into these trends.