Q2 2024 Recap: Top Horror Games on iOS in Australia

In the second quarter of 2024, horror game enthusiasts in Australia have been actively engaging with a variety of titles on the iOS platform. Data from Sensor Tower gives us a glimpse into the performance of the top horror games during this period.

Identity V, published by NetEase Games, showed a fluctuating revenue trend starting at around $11K and peaking at $12K in the second week of April before sliding down to $10K by the end of June. Downloads remained relatively stable with a slight decline from 442 to 372, while weekly active users saw a modest increase from 4.6K to 4.6K.

Dead by Daylight Mobile from Behaviour Interactive Inc. experienced a downward trend in revenue, starting at $847 and ending the quarter at $304. The game's downloads saw a small uptick from 480 to 440, and weekly active users increased from 2.6K to 2.8K by the quarter's end.

Playrix's Mystery Matters witnessed a decline in revenue, beginning at $11K and decreasing to $5K. The game's downloads decreased significantly from 954 to 91, but active users had a slight rise from 5.1K to 4.2K.

For the newly released Tokyo Debunker by ZigZaGame Inc., revenue peaked in the second week at $3.7K before falling to $1.5K by the end of June. Downloads started strong at 2.3K, likely due to its release hype, but then settled to a consistent level around the 200s.

Lastly, Myths of Moonrise from STARFORTUNE INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED had minimal revenue ranging from $751 to $650 throughout the quarter. Downloads were nearly non-existent, with a total of only three downloads recorded after the first month.

For more detailed insights into the performance of these horror games and others in the market, Sensor Tower provides comprehensive data and analysis for industry professionals and enthusiasts alike.