Brazil's Q1 2024 Horror Game App Insights

In the first quarter of 2024, Brazil's horror game enthusiasts have shown varying levels of engagement with top gaming apps. Sensor Tower's comprehensive data provides insight into the performance of these spine-chilling games.

Dead by Daylight Mobile saw a fluctuating download trend, starting at 13K downloads in the first week of January and reaching a peak of 14K before declining to approximately 10K downloads by mid-March. Weekly active users started strong at 237K, peaking at 266K by the end of March. Revenue showed a declining trend, starting the quarter at $7K and ending at around $6K.

Identity V experienced a sharp decrease in downloads from 11K in the first week of January to around 3K by the end of March. Weekly active users remained relatively stable, with a slight dip to 38K in mid-March before rising back to 46K. Revenue saw a downward trend, starting at $8K and closing the quarter at around $3K.

Mystery Matters had a varied download pattern, with a high of 6K in late January, but ended the quarter with around 4K downloads. Weekly active users showed an initial increase to 14K but eventually settled to 12K. Revenue remained relatively consistent, starting at $2K and ending slightly lower at the quarter's end.

Poppy Playtime Chapter 1 downloads peaked at 1K in late January, with a general downward trend to just 430 by late March. Weekly active users followed a similar trajectory, peaking at 1.7K and concluding the quarter at 1.1K. Revenue experienced significant growth in February, reaching $4.7K, but ended the quarter at $1.8K.

Poppy Playtime Chapter 2 showed a modest download count, peaking at 888 in late January and dropping to 385 by the end of March. Weekly active users were not reported. Revenue trends mirrored those of Chapter 1, with a peak in February at $4.6K and concluding the quarter at $1.7K.

For more detailed insights and analytics on these and other apps, Sensor Tower's platform remains a reliable source.