Q2 2024 Horror Game Insights: Top Performers on Unified Platform

In Q2 of 2024, the horror gaming scene has seen significant activity across the unified platform, encompassing both iOS and Android data. Here's a glimpse into how the top horror games have fared during this period, with insights provided by Sensor Tower.

Dead by Daylight Mobile from Behaviour Interactive showcased a steady download trend, starting the quarter with 504K downloads and peaking at 662K by the end of June. Revenue fluctuated, with a notable spike to $15M in mid-June. Weekly active users grew consistently, from 11.38M to 13.69M, indicating a strong player retention.

Identity V, published by NetEase Games, experienced varied downloads with a high of 283K in late April, but ended the quarter with a lower 159K. Revenue reached its zenith at $15M in early June, while weekly active users saw an overall increase from 686K at the beginning of April to 883K in mid-June, before dipping slightly to 784K.

Poppy Playtime Chapter 1, by Mob Entertainment, had no downloads recorded throughout the quarter. Revenue trends were modest, with a peak of $8M in mid-April.

The sequel, Poppy Playtime Chapter 2, also published by Mob Entertainment, mirrored the lack of downloads. However, it showed a more noticeable revenue pattern, with a peak of $9M in mid-April and a steady presence throughout the quarter, despite no active users data available.

Finally, Tokyo Debunker from ZigZaGame Inc. debuted in April 2024 and recorded 178K downloads in its first week. After a period with no new downloads, it surged back with 189K in the last week of June. Revenue peaked at $15M in the second week of its release but mostly showed a lower and consistent income, with no information on weekly active users.

For more detailed insights and data on the performance of these chilling games and others in the horror genre, visit Sensor Tower.