AI Insights · Timothy · July 2024
Top 5 Apocalypse Games in Australia Q2 2024: Performance Overview
Discover how the top 5 apocalypse games performed in Australia during Q2 2024, with insights on downloads, revenue, and active users.
In the second quarter of 2024, the top 5 apocalypse-themed games in Australia demonstrated varied performances across downloads, revenue, and weekly active users. Below is a detailed analysis based on Sensor Tower data.
Whiteout Survival from Century Games Pte. Ltd. saw a significant revenue increase, peaking at around $240K in mid-June. Downloads fluctuated, starting at approximately 13.8K in early April and reaching a high of 18.8K by the end of June. Weekly active users also showed a positive trend, growing from 65.2K in early April to 86.6K by the end of June.
Fallout Shelter by Bethesda experienced a notable revenue surge, peaking at about $62.5K in late April. Downloads started strong at 1.2K in early April, reaching a high of 15.7K mid-month before gradually declining to 2.9K by the end of June. Weekly active users followed a similar pattern, climbing from 4.2K to 25.1K in April, then tapering off to around 11.6K by the end of June.
Last Fortress: Underground from IM30 exhibited steady revenue, averaging around $40K weekly, with slight fluctuations. Downloads remained relatively low, peaking at 1.2K in early April and decreasing to approximately 716 by the end of June. Weekly active users showed a downward trend, starting at 5.6K and ending at 3.8K.
Frozen City, also from Century Games Pte. Ltd., had consistent revenue around $7.9K in early April, gradually decreasing to about $4.1K by the end of June. Downloads remained modest, peaking at 1.2K mid-April and dropping to 584 by the end of June. Weekly active users showed a slight decline, from 12.9K in early April to 11.9K by the end of June.
Fallout Pip-Boy by Bethesda had minimal revenue impact but showed interesting trends in downloads and active users. Downloads spiked to 1.1K in mid-April before declining to 146 by the end of June. Weekly active users increased from 274 in early April to 1.6K by the end of April, then gradually decreased to 951 by the end of June.
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