Top 5 Horror Games Apps Performance in New Zealand - Q1 2024

Performance of Top 5 Horror Games Apps in New Zealand - Q1 2024

In the first quarter of 2024, the top 5 horror games on a unified platform in New Zealand showed varied performance trends in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Data from Sensor Tower reveals intriguing insights into the popularity and financial success of these games.

Mystery Matters

Mystery Matters from Playrix saw its weekly revenue peak at around $3.5K at the beginning of January, followed by a gradual decline to approximately $1.6K by mid-March, before rebounding to $2.2K at the end of the quarter. Weekly downloads started at 500 in early January and decreased to 224 by the end of March. The game maintained a relatively stable base of weekly active users, starting at 1.6K and ending at 1.4K.

Identity V

Identity V from NetEase Games exhibited a fluctuating revenue trend, with a notable high of $2.5K in mid-February and a low of $544 in mid-March. Weekly downloads remained modest, peaking at 115 in mid-January and stabilizing around 74 by the end of March. Active users showed a consistent pattern, starting at 954 and ending at 996.

Dead by Daylight Mobile

Dead by Daylight Mobile from Behaviour Interactive Inc. experienced varied revenue, starting at $243 in early January, peaking at $799 mid-January, and fluctuating through the quarter to end at $242. Downloads were relatively stable, averaging around 90 per week. The game consistently engaged around 2K active users, ending the quarter with 2.2K active users.

Myths of Moonrise

Myths of Moonrise from STARFORTUNE INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED reported steady revenue throughout the quarter, with a peak of $325 in mid-March. Weekly downloads were low, peaking at 43 in mid-February. Active users showed a slight increase, starting at 44 and ending at 53.

Five Nights at Freddy's

Five Nights at Freddy's from Clickteam, LLC had a declining revenue trend, starting at $284 in early January and ending at $158 in late March. Downloads decreased significantly from 225 in early January to 12 by the end of March. The active user base also saw a decline, starting at 423 and dropping to 78 by the end of the quarter.

These insights, sourced from Sensor Tower, highlight the performance dynamics of the top horror games in New Zealand. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower.