Top 5 Survival Games on Android in Israel Q1 2024

In the first quarter of 2024, the survival games category on the Android platform in Israel saw varying performances among the top 5 applications. Here’s a breakdown of their key metrics, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Hello Neighbor Nicky's Diaries from tinyBuild experienced a fluctuating trend in weekly downloads, peaking at 1.9K in the week of January 29 and later declining to around 900 by the end of March. The game's weekly revenue showed a general downward trend, starting at $21 in early January and dropping to $7 by the end of the quarter. Active users saw an initial rise, peaking at 3.6K in late January, before stabilizing around 3.4K by the end of March.

The Baby In Yellow by Team Terrible had a strong start with 3.9K downloads in the first week of January, but this number decreased steadily to around 464 by the end of March. Revenue remained minimal, fluctuating between $1 and $6 weekly. The number of active users also declined throughout the quarter, from 16.7K in the first week of January to about 5.5K by the end of March.

Hide in The Backrooms: Horror from CASUAL AZUR GAMES saw a significant drop in weekly downloads from 979 in early January to 152 by mid-February, before recovering to 853 by the end of March. Despite having no reported revenue for most of the quarter, active users showed a steady increase, reaching 6.3K in the final week of March.

Meme Hunters: Hide & Seek by playducky.com had a moderate performance in downloads, starting at 364 in the first week of January and ending at 629 by the end of March. Revenue remained low, with peaks at $7 and $5 in early January and March respectively. Active users fluctuated but showed an upward trend towards the end of the quarter, reaching 5.3K.

Hello Neighbor from tinyBuild maintained a relatively stable download rate, starting at 502 in the first week of January and ending at 300 in the last week of March. Revenue saw a peak of $43 in mid-March before dropping to $5 by the end of the month. Active users showed a declining trend, from 1.5K in early January to around 1.1K by the end of March.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.