AI Insights · Timothy · March 2024
Q1 2024 Performance of Top Crime Games in the US
A look at the performance trends of the top five crime-themed gaming apps in the United States for the first quarter of 2024, based on Sensor Tower data. Insights reveal download, revenue, and active user metrics.
In the first quarter of 2024, the crime game genre continued to intrigue mobile users across the United States. Sensor Tower provides a detailed glimpse into how five leading crime games fared in terms of downloads, revenues, and active users.
June’s Journey: Hidden Objects saw a steady increase in revenue, peaking at $2.3M in the fourth week of January, followed by a plateau around $2M for the subsequent weeks. Downloads for the game showed an upward trend until early February, reaching 61K, then gradually declined to 38K by the end of March. Weekly active users (WAUs) peaked at 468K in early March, with a slight decrease observed towards the end of the quarter.
The Grand Mafia experienced fluctuations in revenue, with a notable spike to $675K in mid-January, and ended the quarter with a stable $596K in the last week of March. Downloads initially dropped to 23K in late January but recovered to 28K by the quarter's end. The game's WAUs dipped to 42K in early February but bounced back, closing the quarter with 47K active users.
Mafia City: War of Underworld showed consistent revenue performance, with a peak at $566K in the last week of March. Downloads saw a surge to 20K in late January, followed by a slight decrease to 13K by the quarter's end. WAUs experienced a significant jump to 111K in the last week, recovering from a low of 94K in mid-February.
Manor Matters had its revenue peak at $306K in late February, with a general decline in downloads throughout the quarter, ending at 5K in March. The game's active user base saw a high of 338K in mid-February, followed by a decline to 311K by the end of March.
Idle Mafia witnessed a revenue high of $151K in mid-February, while downloads peaked at 16K at the end of January, concluding with 9K in the last week of March. The game's WAUs showed a slight downtrend from 111K in early January to 89K in the last week of March.
For more in-depth insights into the performance of these crime games and others in the mobile app market, Sensor Tower's comprehensive analytics platform is the go-to source.
