Q2 2024 iOS Horror Games Performance in the US: A Sensor Tower Analysis

As the second quarter of 2024 wraps up, let's delve into the performance of the top five horror games on the iOS platform in the US, as reported by Sensor Tower. The data provides us with an overview of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users, presenting a clear picture of how these eerie experiences are faring among mobile gamers.

Starting with Mystery Matters, the game saw a revenue trend fluctuating between $1.1M and $2.2M, with a notable peak in late May. Downloads showed a downward trend overall, starting at 224K and dipping to 85K by the end of June. Weekly active users remained relatively stable, ranging from 1.09M to 1.25M.

Next, Identity V experienced revenue spikes and drops, with a high of $2.7M at the beginning of April and a significant rise to $2.1M in the last week of June. Downloads peaked at 317K in the final week of June, while weekly active users saw an increase from 1.4M to 1.8M during the quarter.

Game of Vampires: Twilight Sun saw its revenue oscillate, with a high of $524K in late April. Downloads had a sharp decline from 1.02M in early April to virtually none by the end of May, before rebounding to 804K in the last week of June. The game's active users showed a similar pattern, dropping to 223K in mid-June before rising to 701K.

Dead by Daylight Mobile exhibited revenue ranging from $72K to $380K, with downloads remaining fairly consistent, around 200K to 300K. The game maintained a strong user base, with weekly active users starting at 1.65M and reaching 1.67M by the quarter's end.

Finally, Resident Evil 4, showed modest revenue figures, peaking at $125K in mid-June. The download numbers were stable, with an upward trend from 118K to 179K, and weekly active users grew steadily from 1.47M to 1.64M throughout the quarter.

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