UK's Crime Game App Trends in Q2 2024: A Sensor Tower Analysis

In the second quarter of 2024, crime game enthusiasts in the United Kingdom engaged with their favorite apps with varying intensity. Data from Sensor Tower provides a snapshot of how five leading crime games performed during this period.

June’s Journey: Hidden Objects saw a peak in downloads at 9K in late April, with a downward trend to 3K by the end of June. Revenue started strong at $125K in the first week of April and saw fluctuations with a slight downward trend, closing the quarter at around $136K. Weekly active users hit a high of over 100K in late April but dipped to 92K by the quarter's end.

The Grand Mafia experienced its revenue peaking at $70K in the first week of April and generally showed a decreasing pattern, ending at $66K. The game's downloads saw a decline from 6K to 3.5K, while the weekly active users saw a slight decrease from 39K to 33K over the quarter.

Mafia City: War of Underworld had its revenue in a fluctuating state, with an early April high of $57K and a low of $40K towards the end of June. Downloads showed a decline from 2.5K to 2.7K, while weekly active users varied, peaking at 15K in late May before settling at 15K.

Manor Matters showed revenue starting at $38K and experiencing ups and downs throughout the quarter, ending at $36K. Downloads were modest, with a peak at 1K in early June, while weekly active users saw a decrease from 22K to 16K.

Idle Mafia displayed an increase in revenue from $22K to $26K by the quarter's end. Downloads were highest at 4.8K in late May, with a noticeable decrease to 3.1K. The game's weekly active users showed growth over the quarter, starting at 21K and rising to a peak of 26K before dropping to 23K.

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