Q1 2024 Shoot'em Up Gaming Trends in Australia Revealed

Australia's shoot'em up gaming scene has seen a competitive first quarter in 2024. Sensor Tower's analysis of the top 5 titles reveals their performances in a market that remains enthusiastic about this classic genre. Here's a snapshot of how these games have fared.

Survivor!.io kicked off the year with revenues fluctuating around the $25K to $30K mark, peaking at $38K in early February. Downloads began at 6K in January and saw a slight decline to 4.5K by March's end. Weekly active users started strong at 52K, dipping to 38K in the last week of the quarter.

Galaxiga - Classic 80s Arcade saw weekly revenues that ranged from $4K to nearly $8K, with an uptick in mid-March. Downloads hovered between 3.8K and 4.5K, while weekly active users saw a high of 34K in late January, maintaining above 30K throughout the quarter.

Galaxy Attack: Alien Shooter experienced revenues between $4K and $7K, with the highest revenue coming in late March. The game's downloads started at 4K and experienced a gradual decrease to 2.5K. Active users were at their highest of 14K in the first week of January, dropping to just over 10K by the quarter's close.

1945 - Airplane shooting game displayed revenue numbers starting at $5.5K and reaching nearly $5K by the end of March. The game showed a consistent download rate, starting at 2.9K and ending the quarter with similar figures. Weekly active users peaked at 12K in mid-January, with a slight decrease to 10K in the final week.

Galaxy Attack: Space Shooter had its revenue fluctuate, starting at just under $3K and ending with a spike to $3.6K. The game maintained a steady download rate, with numbers ranging from 2K to 3.2K. Active users showed a modest decrease from 15K in the first week to 16K at the quarter's end.

For more detailed insights and analytics on the performance of these games and others, Sensor Tower's comprehensive database remains an invaluable resource for industry watchers and gaming enthusiasts alike.