Q1 2024 Performance of Top Tennis Games on Android in Australia

In the first quarter of 2024, the Android platform saw varied user engagement and download trends for top tennis games in Australia. Data from Sensor Tower offers a closer look into how these games performed.

Tennis Clash: Multiplayer Game, from Brazilian publisher Wildlife Studios, showed a strong revenue increase from $1.35M in the first week to $3.11M in the last week of the quarter. Downloads peaked at 1.88M in the fourth week but gradually decreased to 720K. Weekly active users reached a high of 6.99M in the fourth week and ended the quarter with 4.45M.

Czech Republic's Helium9 Games' Tennis Arena experienced a revenue fluctuation, starting at $148K and reaching a high of $255K in the ninth week. Downloads saw a high of 273K in the fifth week, while weekly active users peaked at 521 in the same period, concluding the quarter with 275 active users.

Miniclip.com's Mini Tennis: Perfect Smash, hailing from Switzerland, had a revenue high of $225K in the second week, with a closing revenue of $71K. Downloads spiked to 238K in the eleventh week, and weekly active users saw an increase from 4.66M to 4.84M in the third week from the end.

3D Tennis, by China's Mouse Games, had negligible revenue, with only $14K in the fifth week being the highest, and downloads peaked at 118K in the fourth week. The game's weekly active users reached their highest at 321 in the fifth week, ending the quarter with 213 active users.

Lastly, SEGA's Virtua Tennis Challenge from Japan saw modest download numbers, with a peak at 35K in the third week. Weekly active users were highest at 122 in the third week, finishing the quarter at 87 active users.

For more detailed insights on these and other mobile applications, Sensor Tower's platform is the go-to resource for comprehensive app performance data.