Q2 2024 Performance of Top Horror Games on Unified Platform

As the second quarter of 2024 comes to a close, Sensor Tower data provides a glimpse into the performance of the horror games category on the unified platform. Here we delve into the trends for the top five horror games, highlighting their downloads and weekly active users.

That's Not My Neighbor, despite being a newcomer with its April release, showed a strong upward trend in downloads, starting at 286 in its first week and peaking at 33K in late May. Weekly active users mirrored this pattern, escalating from 278 to over 51K in the same period.

Granny has been a consistent performer since its 2017 release. This quarter saw a steady number of downloads, maintaining a range between 6K and 7K, with a slight uptick to 7.5K in the final week. Weekly active users remained robust, starting at 26K and ending the quarter with over 30K.

Hide in The Backrooms Nextbots displayed variability in downloads, with a notable spike to 6K in late April. The game's weekly active users increased steadily, beginning at approximately 45K and reaching 64.5K by the end of June.

Granny: Chapter Two observed a fluctuating download count, with peaks at 5.1K in mid-May and concluding the quarter around 4K. The game's active users showed a more stable pattern, starting at 15.6K and peaking at over 26K in mid-May.

Lastly, Nextbots In Backrooms: Shooter experienced a mixed trend in downloads, with an initial increase to 5.5K in mid-April, followed by a gradual decline to 2K by the end of June. However, the game's weekly active users remained high, starting at 81K and peaking at nearly 89K towards the quarter's end.

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