Top 5 Third Person Games in Australia for Q1 2024

In the first quarter of 2024, third-person games showed varying performance trends in Australia, with data sourced from Sensor Tower providing insights into weekly downloads, revenue, and active users.

Last War:Survival from FirstFun saw a remarkable increase in weekly revenue, which peaked at approximately $290K by the last week of March. Weekly downloads for this game fluctuated, with a high of 34K in mid-January and a low of 14K in mid-February. The game's active user base started at 36K in early January and ended at around 47K by the end of the quarter.

Subway Surfers by Sybo Games ApS had steady weekly downloads, peaking at 22K in mid-January. The weekly revenue showed minor fluctuations, with a peak of approximately $3.6K in mid-March. Active users fluctuated throughout the quarter, starting at 320K and ending at 346K.

Going Balls from SUPERSONIC STUDIOS LTD maintained a consistent weekly download rate, peaking at 11K in late February. Despite its modest weekly revenue, which reached a high of approximately $400 in mid-March, the game sustained a stable active user base, hovering around 65K to 69K throughout the quarter.

Weapon Master: Run & Gun Games by HOMA GAMES experienced a steady increase in weekly active users, rising from 14K in early January to 29K by the end of March. Weekly downloads reached a peak of 12K in late January, while the weekly revenue showed minor fluctuations, peaking at approximately $1K in early March.

PUBG MOBILE from Tencent Mobile International Limited demonstrated strong performance in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $261K in mid-March. Weekly downloads remained relatively stable, with a high of 10K in early January. Active users consistently ranged from 90K to 100K throughout the quarter.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower's platform.