Q2 2024 Performance of Top Horror Games on Android in the UK

In the second quarter of 2024, the UK's Android platform has seen varying performances among the top horror games. Sensor Tower's data showcases the movement in downloads, revenue, and active users for these spine-chilling titles.

Mystery Matters by Playrix started strong with downloads peaking at 2.2K in the first week of April, but experienced a downward trend to 223 downloads by the end of June. Weekly active users followed a similar pattern, starting at 11.1K and diminishing to 8.6K. Revenue also saw a decline from $17K to under $10K by the quarter's close.

For Myths of Moonrise by StarFortune, the downloads remained below 200 throughout the quarter, with a slight uptick in the final week to 73 downloads. Active users were relatively stable, with a peak at 3.3K and a dip to 2.8K. Revenue witnessed some fluctuations, with a notable rise in late May to $6.7K before settling at $5.4K.

NetEase Games' Identity V showed a modest downloads count, hovering around a few hundred and peaking at 447 in late April. Active users saw a slight increase from 3K to 3.2K over the quarter, while revenue exhibited a general downward trend with a few spikes, ending at $3K.

Game of Vampires: Twilight Sun by DreamPlus Games had a varied quarter. Downloads decreased from 2.5K to 1.2K, and active users started at 4.6K, dipping to 2K before rising to 2.3K by June's end. Revenue saw an overall increase, ending on a high note at $3.8K.

Lastly, Tokyo Debunker by ZigZaGame Inc., released in mid-April, had an initial 700 downloads but then no recorded downloads until the end of June, when it saw a minor resurgence to 187. With no active user data available, revenue started at $1.1K, peaked at $3.6K in the second week, and closed the quarter at $903.

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