Q1 2024 MOBA App Performance in Australia: Sensor Tower Insights

In the first quarter of 2024, the Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) category has shown diverse trends in Australia on unified platforms, according to the latest insights from Sensor Tower.

Supercell's Brawl Stars observed a revenue range between $37K and $105K, with a peak in the last week of March. Downloads fluctuated, starting at around 8K in the first week and escalating to nearly 12K by the quarter's end. Weekly active users showed consistent growth, from approximately 346K to 590K.

For Mobile Legends: Bang Bang by Shanghai Moonton Technology Co., Ltd., its weekly revenue varied from roughly $54K to $106K. Downloads remained steady, with a slight increase from 2.3K to around 2.4K, and weekly active users hovered between 37K and 39K throughout the quarter.

The Pokemon Company's Pokémon UNITE saw its revenue start at about $4K and reach up to $7.5K in late February. Downloads began at 2.7K and saw a modest increase to just under 2K by March end. Active users started at approximately 49K and showed slight volatility, ending the quarter with around 49K.

Riot Games' League of Legends: Wild Rift experienced revenue ranging from $13K to $34K, with downloads starting at 1.5K and rising to 1.2K. The weekly active users count was fairly stable, beginning at 17.9K and concluding the quarter at 16.3K.

Lastly, Arena of Valor by Level Infinite reported revenues between $644 and $1K, with downloads peaking at 627 in mid-February and ending the quarter with 574. Its active user base remained consistent, with a slight uptick from 2.6K to 2.5K.

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