Q2 2024 iOS Basketball Games Performance in the US - A Sensor Tower Report

In the second quarter of 2024, the iOS platform saw varied performances among the top basketball gaming apps in the United States. Here's a snapshot of the trends, as captured by Sensor Tower.

NBA 2K Mobile Basketball Game experienced fluctuating revenue, peaking at $69M in early April and dipping to $21M towards the end of June. Downloads hit a high of 52K in late May, while weekly active users (WAU) ranged from 73M at the start of April to 56M at the quarter's end.

NBA 2K24 MyTEAM, a newer entrant, saw its revenue start strong at $54M but gradually decrease to $6M by late June. Downloads were modest, with the highest at 25K in early April, and WAUs were consistent, starting at 85M and ending at 61M.

NBA Infinite - PvP Basketball from Level Infinite had a strong quarter in terms of user engagement, maintaining over 250M weekly active users throughout the period. Its revenue peaked at $57M in early May but saw a drop to $27M by the end of June. Downloads were sparse, with no new downloads in the latter half of the quarter.

Streetball Allstar: SHOWDOWN witnessed a revenue high of $72M in early April, but this fell sharply to just $2M by the end of June. Surprisingly, there were no new downloads recorded throughout the quarter, which may raise questions about the game's future growth.

Lastly, Basketball Stars™: Multiplayer by Miniclip.com generated a steady revenue stream, hovering around $20M to $27M, but had minimal downloads. The game's active user base saw a drastic fall from 69M to zero from the start of April to late May.

For more in-depth insights and detailed analytics on the performance of these iOS basketball games and others in the market, visit Sensor Tower. The data provided paints a clear picture of the current state of basketball mobile gaming, helping publishers and developers understand user trends and app performance.