France's Top 5 Horror Games Q2 2024: A Sensor Tower Performance Overview

In the second quarter of 2024, the horror gaming scene in France witnessed varied performances across the top titles on the unified platform. Sensor Tower's latest data provides us with a clear view of how these games fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and user engagement.

Mystery Matters started the quarter with revenues around 14K USD, experiencing a downward trend to approximately 7K USD by the end of June. Downloads decreased from 3K to under 500, and weekly active users followed a similar decline, starting at nearly 14K and dropping to around 9K.

Identity V showed an initial revenue of over 8K USD, dipping to around 4K USD mid-quarter, before rebounding to about 6K USD. Downloads saw a peak of over 1K in late April, with a general declining trend to just over 400 by June's end. Weekly active users remained relatively stable, beginning at approximately 6.5K and closing the quarter at about 6K.

Myths of Moonrise observed revenues fluctuating from nearly 5K USD to over 5K USD, with a notable spike in early June. Downloads were modest, starting at 167 and ending at 100, while weekly active users saw a slight increase from 4.4K to 4.7K throughout the quarter.

Tokyo Debunker, a newer release, garnered revenues ranging from around 2K USD to over 6K USD, showing a positive trend. Downloads, however, saw a sharp decline from 9K in mid-April to about 1.5K by the quarter's end.

Lastly, Game of Vampires: Twilight Sun had a revenue pattern starting at 2.5K USD, peaking at close to 4.5K USD, and stabilizing around the 4K USD mark. Downloads witnessed a significant drop from 5.5K to 1.7K, while active users declined from 11K to just over 3K.

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