Q1 2024 Performance of Soccer Games in Australia: Sensor Tower Insights

Soccer enthusiasts in Australia have had an eventful first quarter of 2024, engaging with their favorite soccer games on mobile platforms. Sensor Tower provides a detailed look at how the top five soccer gaming apps fared during this period.

EA SPORTS FC™ Mobile Soccer saw its revenue peak at nearly $84K in early February, with a following decline to around $49K by the end of March. Downloads for the title showed a similar trend, starting strong at 5.7K and dipping to 5.1K. Weekly active users remained robust, beginning at 86K and slightly increasing to 87K.

KONAMI's eFootball™ 2024 experienced fluctuating revenues, with a notable spike to over $26K in early March, and downloads ranged from 1.7K to 1.8K. The active user base showed a slight increase from 33K to 34K in the last week of March.

For Top Eleven Be a Soccer Manager by Nordeus, revenues demonstrated variability, peaking at $15K and dropping to below $8K in mid-March. Downloads for the game were modest, with a peak at 1.7K and a minimum at 813. Weekly active users saw a slight rise from 13K to 13.2K.

Dream League Soccer 2024, published by First Touch Games Ltd., had revenues starting at $7.5K and ending the quarter around $6.1K. The game's downloads saw a mid-quarter dip, but ended the quarter with a slight increase to 2.3K. Active users remained fairly stable, with a slight increase from 39K to 39K.

Lastly, eFootball™ CHAMPION SQUADS witnessed modest revenues with a peak at $4.2K in mid-March and a significant drop to $581 by the quarter's end. Downloads and weekly active users remained low, with downloads peaking at 202 and active users growing from 595 to 609.

For more insights on app performance and trends, Sensor Tower's full analysis offers a comprehensive view of the mobile gaming landscape.