Q1 2024 Analysis: Top Horror Games in Australia on Unified Platform

In the first quarter of 2024, horror game enthusiasts in Australia had a variety of titles to enjoy on their mobile devices. Sensor Tower's data provides us with an overview of how these games performed on the unified platform, combining iOS and Android metrics. Let's delve into the numbers and trends observed during this period.

Mystery Matters started the quarter with a strong revenue of $20K, peaking at nearly $25K in mid-January before experiencing a gradual decline to $15K by the end of March. Downloads followed a similar trend, initially at 3.3K and decreasing to 1.1K. Weekly active users showed resilience, starting at around 8.9K and ending the quarter at 8.2K.

Identity V saw its revenue fluctuating, with an initial $12K, dipping to $7K, then rebounding to over $15K in early February. The quarter closed with a notable rise to $14K. Downloads remained relatively stable, with a slight increase from 372 to 516. Weekly active users hovered between 5.4K and 5.9K, finishing the quarter on a high note.

Myths of Moonrise experienced modest revenue numbers, starting at $3K and ending at $2K. Downloads and active users peaked in mid-February with 217 downloads and 283 active users, respectively, before settling to lower figures by March end.

Five Nights at Freddy's showed a decline in revenue from $1.3K to $400. Downloads decreased from 624 to 140, while weekly active users dropped from 2.4K to 847 by the quarter's conclusion.

Dead by Daylight Mobile witnessed an interesting trend with revenue starting at $846, dipping mid-quarter, then climbing to a solid $966. Downloads saw an uptick from 606 to 694, and weekly active users grew from 6.4K to 7.3K, showing a consistent increase in engagement.

For more detailed insights on the performance of these horror games and others, Sensor Tower's comprehensive data and analysis tools can shed light on the ever-evolving mobile gaming landscape.