AI Insights · Timothy · July 2024
Q2 2024 Performance of Top 5 Horror Games on Unified Platforms
Explore the latest trends in horror gaming with a look at the Q2 2024 performance of the top horror games on unified platforms. Sensor Tower data reveals the dynamics of downloads and user engagement.
In the second quarter of 2024, the horror game genre continued to captivate audiences on unified platforms. Using data from Sensor Tower, we can observe the performance trends of the top five horror games during this period.
That's Not My Neighbor saw a notable increase in downloads, starting at 261 in the first week of April and peaking at 3.3K by the end of May. Weekly active users mirrored this trend, beginning at 254 and reaching a high of 4.9K in early June.
Granny, despite being a longstanding title, maintained a consistent performance with downloads hovering around 1K per week. The game's weekly active users remained robust, with figures staying well above 5K throughout the quarter.
The Baby In Yellow presented a steady revenue stream, although modest, ranging from 4 USD to 30 USD per week. Downloads for the game remained stable with approximately 800 to 1K per week, while weekly active users showed a slight decline from 5.5K to just over 4K by the quarter's end.
Hide in The Backrooms Nextbots experienced fluctuations in downloads, with an early quarter high of 1.2K, but ended with a decrease to 386 in the last week of June. Nonetheless, weekly active users for the game remained impressively high with an average of around 11K throughout the quarter.
Hello Neighbor demonstrated a steady revenue, with the highest weekly income reaching 216 USD. Downloads showed a slight downwards trend from 907 to 645, while weekly active users saw a modest reduction from 3.7K to 2.7K.
For more detailed insights and data on the performance of these horror games and others in the app market, Sensor Tower offers comprehensive analytics and market intelligence.
