Top 5 Pokemon Collector Games Performance on Unified Platform in New Zealand Q1 2024

During the first quarter of 2024, the top five Pokémon collector games in New Zealand exhibited a diverse range of performance metrics. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, reveals fluctuations in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users across these games. For more detailed insights, visit Sensor Tower.

Pokémon GO from Niantic, Inc. experienced a dynamic quarter. Weekly revenue peaked at approximately $57K in mid-February, while weekly downloads saw a minor peak of 1.6K around the same time. The game maintained strong weekly active users, starting at 61.8K in early January and ending at 67.9K in late March.

Pokémon Sleep by The Pokemon Company showed a modest performance. Weekly revenue was highest at $3.4K in the last week of March. The weekly downloads remained relatively low, peaking at 187 at the beginning of the quarter. Weekly active users hovered around 3.2K throughout the period.

Pokémon Masters EX from DeNA Co., Ltd. had a rather steady performance with a notable spike in weekly revenue reaching $1.1K at the end of March. Weekly downloads saw a high of 155 in late February, while the game maintained weekly active users ranging from 1.8K to 2.3K.

Monster Hunter Now, also from Niantic, Inc., showed varied metrics across the quarter. Weekly revenue peaked at approximately $1.8K in mid-March. The highest weekly downloads were recorded at 254 in the second week of March, with weekly active users ending the quarter at about 4.7K.

Pokémon UNITE by The Pokemon Company had consistent performance in New Zealand. Weekly revenue peaked at $781 in late February. The game saw its highest weekly downloads at 410 in early January, while weekly active users were stable, peaking at 9.4K in the final week of March.

Overall, these Pokémon collector games showed diverse performance trends in Q1 2024, reflecting their popularity and engagement levels among users in New Zealand. For more detailed insights, visit Sensor Tower.