Q1 2024 Performance of Top iOS Platformer Games in Australia

Platformer games continue to engage audiences on iOS, and the first quarter of 2024 was no exception. In Australia, we saw varying performances among the top games in this genre. Insights from Sensor Tower reveal the trends for these games in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

Subway Surfers maintained its popularity with a consistent base of weekly active users fluctuating around the 250K mark throughout the quarter. Downloads saw a slight decline from 15K to 12K, while revenue varied, peaking at $3.2K in early January and dipping to around $1.6K towards March.

Geometry Dash Lite showed a steady number of weekly active users, hovering just under 100K. Although the game generated no revenue, it experienced a moderate download trend, starting at around 9K in January and rising to 8K by the end of March.

For Going Balls, weekly active users remained in the 40K range, with a slight increase in March. Downloads began at 6.6K in January and experienced a mid-quarter dip, recovering to almost 6K by the quarter's end. Revenue for the game stayed under $0.5K weekly, with a peak at $0.3K in early March.

Build A Queen saw its active user base drop from 17K to just over 12K over the quarter. Downloads decreased from 8.9K in the first week of January to 4.7K in the last week of March. This title did not generate revenue during the quarter.

Lastly, Crossy Road, a game developed by an Australian publisher, saw its weekly active users stay above 19K. Downloads started at 6.7K and showed a slight increase to 4.2K by the end of the quarter. Revenue figures were modest, with a notable peak at $0.4K in mid-March.

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