Q2 2024 Performance of Top Horror Games on Unified Platform in the US

Despite a chilling genre, the US market has seen varying performance among the top horror games in the second quarter of 2024. Data from Sensor Tower provides a snapshot of how these eerie entertainers are faring in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

Mystery Matters from Playrix started the quarter with a revenue of $4.8K, which saw a declining trend, dropping to roughly $2.1K by the end of June. Downloads also dwindled from 397K in the first week of April to 73K towards the end of June. Weekly active users mirrored this descent, starting at 1.8M and ending at 1M.

Myths of Moonrise, developed by STARFORTUNE, experienced a fluctuating revenue trajectory, peaking at $4.6K early in April and then again at $4.1K at the start of June. Downloads were modest, with a high of 93K in the first week of April, and active users showed a gentle decline from 1M to 852K through the quarter.

NetEase Games' Identity V saw its revenue drop from $2.1K to $1.7K throughout the quarter. Downloads peaked at 89K in late April but fell to 30K by the end of June. Weekly active users had a small rise in late April to 533K but ended the quarter slightly up at 448K.

Game of Vampires: Twilight Sun by Dream Plus showed an interesting revenue trend, with a mid-quarter spike at $2.4K before settling down to $719 by June's end. Downloads surged to 476K in mid-May, while weekly active users peaked at 518K around the same time, ending the quarter at 281K.

Finally, ZigZaGame Inc.'s Tokyo Debunker had a promising start post its mid-April release, with revenue reaching a high of $1K in mid-June. Downloads started strong at 838K and settled at 233K by the end of the quarter. As a new release, it will be one to watch in the coming months.

For more in-depth insights and analysis on app performance, Sensor Tower's full suite of tools provides a comprehensive look at the data behind these trends.