Q1 2024 Snapshot: Top 5 Idle RPGs on iOS in Australia

Idle RPGs continue to entertain mobile gamers in Australia, and Sensor Tower has the latest insights on how these games are performing on the iOS platform for Q1 2024.

Nobody's Adventure Chop-Chop started the quarter with revenues peaking at nearly $27K in late January, but saw a gradual decline to $8.5K by the end of March. Downloads spiked to 8.9K in mid-January before declining to a few hundred towards the quarter's end. Weekly active users mirrored this trend, with a high of 14.9K in late January, dwindling to 6.8K by late March.

Legend of Mushroom, released early in March, made a significant splash with revenues soaring to over $58K in the last week of March. Downloads hit 11.3K in the first week but decreased to around 4K by the month's end. The weekly active users showed healthy growth from 10.1K to over 15K, before settling at 11.7K.

Isekai:Slow Life showed a more stable revenue pattern, starting at around $13K in the first week of January and peaking at $16K mid-month, with a spike to $13.8K in the last week of March. Downloads were modest, ranging from 823 to 1.4K. Active users showed a slight increase from 4.7K to 6.7K over the quarter.

Pixel Heroes: Tales of Emond had a mid-March release and saw revenue grow from $14.6K to $33.6K in one week, before dropping to around $29K. Downloads followed a downward trend from 3.4K to 893. Weekly active users data was not available for this app.

Miners Settlement: Idle RPG, although it had the lowest revenue figures, peaking at $686 in mid-January, it showed a consistent albeit small download rate, starting at 472 and ending at 150 by March 25. Weekly active users experienced a gradual decline from 1.3K in mid-January to less than 500 by the end of March.

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