Top 5 Casual Games on Android in Australia: Q2 2024

During the second quarter of 2024, the casual gaming market in Australia saw significant activity among the top 5 Android games. Here’s a detailed look at their performance based on data from Sensor Tower.

Royal Match exhibited impressive metrics throughout the quarter. Revenue peaked at approximately $246.7K in mid-June, with weekly downloads fluctuating between 10.5K and 15.3K. Weekly active users remained robust, starting at around 144.9K in early April and reaching up to 165.2K by the end of May.

Wordscapes experienced a more varied performance. Revenue started at $9.9K in early April and saw a gradual decline, ending at about $6.9K by late June. Download numbers showed a similar trend, hitting a low of 3.7K in mid-May before climbing back to 9.4K by the end of June. The weekly active users hovered around 68K to 84K, with a slight dip in May.

Cryptogram Letters and Numbers from Gismart saw steady engagement. Revenue remained stable, peaking at $399 in the last week of June. Downloads fluctuated, reaching a low of 4.1K in late May and a high of 8.8K in mid-April. Weekly active users showed a consistent increase, rising from 32.5K in early April to 44.2K by the end of June.

Subway Surfers maintained a strong presence. Revenue remained relatively steady, with a peak of $430 in early June. Downloads saw significant spikes, particularly in late June with 12.3K downloads. Weekly active users peaked at 97.5K in mid-June, demonstrating consistent engagement throughout the quarter.

Braindom: Brain Games Test had modest but stable performance. Revenue peaked at $133 in mid-May. Downloads fluctuated, with a notable increase to 6.3K in late May. Weekly active users ranged from 7.3K to 11.1K, with peaks in late April and late June.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.