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

In the competitive realm of mobile MMORPGs, the second quarter of 2024 has seen varied performances across some of the most popular titles on the iOS platform in the United States. Sensor Tower provides a closer look at how these games have been faring in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

Tarisland, released by Level Infinite, debuted in June and quickly generated revenue, climbing from $18M in its first week to $35M in the following one. Downloads, however, took a dive from 163K to 16K.

Diablo Immortal, from Blizzard Entertainment, maintained a strong revenue presence, peaking at $107M in mid-June but then sliding down to $25M by the end of the quarter. Downloads remained relatively low, with a slight uptick to 5K before settling at 4K. Weekly active users tapered off from 155K to 125K over the quarter.

Sandbox Interactive GmbH's Albion Online showed a sporadic revenue pattern, with a surprising jump to $39M in early May and then dropping to zero in mid-June, only to rebound to $22M by the quarter's end. Downloads were minimal, with no new downloads in several weeks.

Ancient Seal: The Exorcist, though lacking publisher country data, had a strong revenue showing for a new release, soaring from $40M to $120M in its third week and then moderating to $80M. Downloads were few, with an initial 5K that trickled down to 2K.

Lastly, Soul Of Ring by Eagle Information Technology Limited saw its revenue fluctuate, with a notable spike to $61M in late April, but it eventually stabilized at $8M towards the end of the quarter. The game had no new downloads after the first week of April.

For more insights into the performance of MMORPGs and other app categories, Sensor Tower's comprehensive analysis provides an in-depth look at the trends shaping the mobile app landscape.