Q2 2024 Android Performance of Top Baseball Games in the US

With the second quarter of 2024 behind us, Sensor Tower has provided insightful data on the top baseball games on the Android platform in the US. The performance of these games shows how baseball fans are engaging with their favorite pastime digitally.

MLB 9 Innings 24 experienced a varied revenue trend starting strong at $87M and dipping to $32M by the end of the quarter. Downloads remained relatively stable with minor fluctuations, averaging around 25K per week. Weekly active users showed a slight decline from 86K to 60K over the quarter.

For Baseball Clash: Real-time game, revenue started at $57M and saw a dip with intermittent spikes, rounding off at $10M. Downloads peaked at 34K in late May but generally hovered around the 15K-20K mark. The game's weekly active users began at 51K, reaching a high of 61K before closing the quarter at 47K.

Topps® BUNT® MLB Card Trader showed a consistent revenue stream, with weekly figures staying between $4M and $6M. However, the game's downloads and active users data was not available for the quarter.

BASEBALL 9 had its revenue data showing zeros throughout the quarter, which shifts the focus to downloads and active users. Downloads saw a high of 57K in early May, with active users starting at 562K and ending at a slightly lower 517K by June's end.

Lastly, MLB Perfect Inning 24 also showed no revenue but had a significant jump in downloads mid-April at 63K. Weekly active users started at 177K, peaked at 224K, and settled at 183K towards the end of Q2.

For more detailed insights and data, readers can visit Sensor Tower. The provided figures offer a glimpse into the engagement levels and monetization trends for these popular baseball games, reflecting the ongoing interest in the sport's digital iterations.