Top 5 Hack and Slash Apps in Europe for Q2 2024

In the second quarter of 2024, the hack and slash genre witnessed significant activity across Europe on a unified platform, with the top five apps showcasing diverse trends in downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a closer look at how each app performed, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Solo Leveling:Arise by Netmarble Corporation had a strong debut following its release on May 7, 2024. In the week of its launch, downloads peaked at approximately 1.5M. Despite a decline in downloads to around 45K by the end of June, weekly active users remained robust, ranging from 1.3M to 1.5M throughout the quarter. Revenue saw an initial peak of $1.5M in the week of May 13, gradually decreasing to about $469K by the end of June.

FAIRY TAIL: Fierce Fight from Skyline Games saw a steady decline in downloads, starting from 48K in early April to just under 1.5K by the end of June. Revenue followed a similar trend, dropping from $70K in the first week of April to about $17K in late June. Weekly active users fluctuated between 53K and 31K, indicating a consistent but dwindling player base.

Hades - NETFLIX had a more stable performance. Downloads ranged from 22.6K in late April to 4.3K by the end of June. Revenue remained low, peaking at $394 in late April and maintaining a modest average. Weekly active users started strong at around 61K but gradually decreased to 41K by the end of the quarter.

Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat by YunChang Games experienced relatively stable downloads, hovering around 9K to 10K in April and seeing a slight increase to about 9.7K by the end of June. Revenue showed a declining trend, from $35K in early April to approximately $15K in late June. Weekly active users remained consistent, ranging from 137K to 121K throughout the quarter.

Lastly, Otherworld Legends by ChillyRoom exhibited a significant increase in downloads in early May, peaking at around 9.4K. However, downloads tapered off to about 4.7K by the end of June. Revenue showed a minor peak of $2K in mid-May, gradually declining to $735 by late June. Weekly active users saw a peak of 14K in mid-May but fell to around 9K by the end of June.

These insights, derived from Sensor Tower data, illustrate the dynamic nature of the hack and slash genre in Europe during Q2 2024. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower.