Q2 2024 iOS MOBA Apps Performance in the US: Sensor Tower Data Insights

In the second quarter of 2024, the MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) category on iOS has seen varied performance across its top applications. Data sourced from Sensor Tower offers a glimpse into the user engagement and financial health of these popular titles.

Supercell's Brawl Stars saw a fluctuating revenue pattern, peaking at nearly $88K in late April and again reaching similar highs in early June. Downloads remained consistent with a slight peak of approximately 6.8K in early May, while weekly active users showed an upward trend, starting at around 37K and climbing to roughly 44K by the end of June.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, developed by Shanghai Moonton Technology, experienced modest revenue ranging from $2K to $6K weekly. Downloads peaked at 112 in early June, and weekly active users hovered between 1.2K and 1.4K, indicating a relatively stable player base.

The new entrant from Supercell, Squad Busters, released at the end of May 2024, generated revenue that peaked at $4.7K in its launch week. Downloads saw an initial surge of over 10K, subsequently settling to a few thousand per week. Active users spiked to nearly 20K upon release but saw a decline to under 1K by late June.

Riot Games' League of Legends: Wild Rift showed revenues between $1K and $3K. Its downloads and weekly active users maintained a steady line, with downloads occasionally breaching the 100 mark and active users staying in the 1.2K to 1.3K range.

Lastly, Pokémon UNITE from The Pokémon Company maintained a low but steady revenue, peaking at $529 in mid-June. Downloads remained under 200 per week, while weekly active users gradually increased from around 3.4K to 3.5K throughout the quarter.

For more in-depth insights on these trends and other app performance metrics, Sensor Tower's platform remains the go-to resource.