Q2 2024 Roundup: Top Idle RPGs on Android in the US

In Q2 2024, the Idle RPG category has seen varied performance among the top games on the Android platform in the US. Here's a snapshot of how these games have fared, with insights provided by Sensor Tower.

Legend of Mushroom started the quarter with impressive numbers, with downloads peaking at 1.1M in the first week of April. However, this trend saw a decline over the quarter, ending with 98K downloads in the last week of June. Weekly active users showed a rising trend, from 2.4M at the beginning of April to 2.9M in late June. Revenue peaked in the first week of April at $718K, followed by fluctuations, ultimately settling at $107K by the end of June.

Isekai:Slow Life experienced its highest downloads in the second week of April at 2M, before gradually decreasing to 318K by the end of June. The game's revenue saw a peak at $353K in the third week of April, with a general downward trend, ending the quarter at $117K. Weekly active users remained relatively stable, starting at 355K and reaching 1.5M by the quarter's end.

For Magic Rush: Heroes, the download numbers were quite low throughout the quarter, with a small spike to 6 downloads in the first week of June and no downloads in the final week. The revenue showed some consistency, beginning at $134K and ending at $94K, with a peak at $149K in the first week of May. Weekly active users data was only available for two points, both showing 10 active users.

Mini Soul Land: 1777 Draws had a modest start with downloads, peaking at 78 in the second week of April and then dropping to zero by the end of June. The revenue data was not available until mid-April, starting at $0 and later showing a significant rise to $441K in the second week of May, then falling to $48K by the quarter's close. Weekly active users data was not provided.

Oh My Dog - Heroes Assemble showed low download activity, peaking at 13 in the last week of April and dropping to zero by the end of June. Revenue started at $54K and saw a peak at $96K in the last week of May, concluding the quarter at $34K. Weekly active users were relatively stable, starting at 555K and slightly decreasing to 532K by the end of June.

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