Q2 2024 Dance Games Snapshot: Global Trends on Unified Platforms

Dive into the rhythmic world of dance games with Sensor Tower's analysis of the second quarter of 2024. We're spotlighting the top performers on unified platforms, where both iOS and Android data tell the story of user engagement and popularity.

Just Dance Now, published by Ubisoft, showed a stable revenue trend with figures hovering between $233K and $354K. Downloads for the game remained consistent, with a peak of 336K in late April and a slight increase to 283K by the end of June. Weekly active users started strong at 815K but saw a gradual decline to 694K by the quarter's end.

Coco Play's Hip Hop Battle - Girls vs Boys had a quiet quarter with no revenue and limited download activity. After a brief spike to 52K downloads in mid-April, the game's download numbers dropped to zero for the remainder of the quarter. Weekly active users followed a downward trend, decreasing from 144K to 105K.

The same publisher's Ice Skating Ballerina also experienced no revenue, but downloads saw a mid-quarter spike to 168K before settling to a steady pace of around 40K towards June. Weekly active users mirrored this pattern with a significant jump to 259K in mid-April, eventually balancing out to 107K.

For Acrobat Star Show, also by Coco Play, the quarter was quiet with negligible downloads and no provided data on weekly active users.

Lastly, JoJo Siwa - Live to Dance, yet another Coco Play title, had no recorded revenue or downloads, and data on weekly active users was not available for analysis.

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