Q2 2024 Baseball Games Performance on Unified Platforms in the US

As the second quarter of 2024 wraps up, we've observed some interesting trends in the baseball gaming category on unified platforms in the US. Sensor Tower has kept a close eye on the performance of these apps, and here's how the top baseball games have fared.

Baseball Clash: Real-time game by Miniclip.com saw its revenue peak at $211K in mid-April before dipping to $60K by mid-June. Downloads followed a declining trend from 121K in the first week of April to 42K by the end of June. Weekly active users started at 345K and experienced a downward trend, ending at 189K.

Topps® BUNT® MLB Card Trader from The Topps Company, Inc. experienced a revenue spike to $104K in early June, with the rest of the quarter ranging between $6K and $28K. Downloads were quite low, starting at 5 downloads in early April and reaching a high of 21 downloads by mid-June. Active users showed a slight increase from 21K in mid-April to 34K by the end of June.

Com2uS Corp's MLB 9 Innings 24 generated revenue between $14K and $40K during the quarter. Downloads saw a sharp decrease from 492K in the first week to 87K in the last. Weekly active users decreased from 896K to 496K over the same period.

Baseball Superstars 2024, also from Com2uS Holdings, maintained steady revenue numbers with a range of $11K to $24K, while downloads and weekly active users saw minimal activity, with downloads peaking at 3 in mid-April and active users not reported.

Lastly, HAEGIN Co., Ltd.'s Homerun Clash showed revenue fluctuating between $9K and $61K, with a notable increase in mid-June. Downloads were negligible, and weekly active users started at 192K, peaking at 218K before ending the quarter at 171K.

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