Top 5 Horror Games on Android in Austria - Q2 2024

During the second quarter of 2024, the top 5 horror games on the Android platform in Austria showcased diverse performance metrics in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users. Here's a detailed overview of how each game fared, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Myths of Moonrise from StarFortune saw variable weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $4K in the first week of April and gradually declining to around $2.9K by the end of June. Downloads were minimal, with a high of 93 in early April, tapering off to single digits by the end of the quarter. Weekly active users showed a gradual decline from 1K in early April to 875 by the end of June.

Mystery Matters by Playrix experienced a peak revenue of $3.9K in late April, followed by a steady decline to approximately $1.6K by the end of June. Downloads also decreased, starting at 283 in early April and dropping to 37 by the quarter's end. Weekly active users fluctuated, starting at 1.4K in early April and ending at 807 in late June.

Tokyo Debunker from ZigZaGame Inc. showed a modest start with revenue peaking at $793 in mid-May, then settling around $549 by the end of June. Downloads started at 727 in mid-April and decreased to 147 by late June. Weekly active users saw a slight increase from 487 in mid-April to 453 by the end of the quarter.

Game of Vampires: Twilight Sun by DreamPlus Games had a significant revenue spike, starting from a mere $7 in early April and peaking at $1.5K by late May, before declining to $367 by the end of June. Downloads initially were 128 in early April, peaking at 327 in mid-May, and then reducing to 119 by late June. Weekly active users also saw an increase from 91 in early April to a peak of 337 in mid-May, before stabilizing around 249 by the end of June.

Identity V by NetEase Games experienced fluctuating revenue, starting at $828 in early April and ending at $404 by late June. Downloads remained relatively low throughout the quarter, with a peak of 64 in late April. Weekly active users began at 249 in early April and saw a relatively stable trend, ending at 239 by the end of June.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.