Australia's Top 5 Slime Games Q1 2024: Sensor Tower Insights

In the first quarter of 2024, the slime gaming category has seen varied performances among the top apps in Australia. Sensor Tower has collected the data reflecting downloads, revenue, and weekly active users for these engaging titles.

Super Slime - Black Hole Game experienced a notable increase in revenue, starting at $28K and peaking at $101K in the first week of March. Downloads showed a high at 5.4M in late January, with weekly active users rising consistently, reaching over 16K by the end of March.

Bruno - My Super Slime Pet also saw a revenue peak at $130K in mid-March, after a week with no reported revenue in mid-January. Downloads saw a high of 4.3M in mid-January, while weekly active users maintained a steady level, hovering around 15K to 16K.

Fluid Simulation generated its highest revenue of $135K at the start of the quarter, with a notable drop to $5K in mid-March. The app's downloads stayed in the hundreds, with a slight increase to 304 downloads at the quarter's end. Weekly active users showed a modest increase, ending at 667 users.

Cider Software LLC’s Virtual Slime displayed an interesting pattern, with revenue dropping to zero in the latter half of February and remaining there through March. Downloads peaked at 374K in mid-January, while weekly active users declined to 272 by the end of March.

Finally, World of Slime Simulator Games showed a declining trend in revenue, from $295K at the start of January to $58K by the quarter’s end. Downloads and weekly active users also followed a downward trajectory, ending at 55 downloads and 138 active users, respectively.

Overall, while revenue and engagement trends varied across these popular slime games, the data provided by Sensor Tower offers valuable insights into the Australian mobile gaming market for the slime game category.