Idle RPG Giants' Performance in Q2 2024: A Sensor Tower Analysis

The Idle RPG category continues to engage mobile gamers, and the second quarter of 2024 was no exception. Using data provided by Sensor Tower, let's delve into the performance of the top 5 Idle RPG applications on the unified platform.

Legend of Mushroom saw a decline in downloads from 1.7M in early April to 38K by late June. Revenue peaked at nearly $2K in the second week of April before dropping to $394 by June's end. Weekly active users started at 1.9M but decreased to 1.1M over the same period.

Idle Heroes - Idle Games showed less fluctuation in downloads, maintaining a range around 20K, but spiked to 36K mid-April. Revenue trends were more volatile, with a notable rise to $896 in late April, then a steady increase in June, ending at $816. Active user counts hovered between 400K and 550K throughout the quarter.

For Overmortal-Idle RPG, the download trend was relatively stable, with a peak at 46K in mid-May. Revenue saw an uptick in May, reaching $598, and ended on a high note with $628 in the last week of June. Weekly active users showed a slight increase from 127K in early April to 191K in early June, closing the quarter at 162K.

Towards Mars Limited's Dungeon Crusher: AFK Heroes had modest download numbers, around 20K, with a peak of 27K in early June. Revenue experienced significant swings, peaking at $451 in mid-May, and ended the quarter at $77. Weekly active users saw a gradual increase, from 68K to 88K in mid-June, before dropping slightly to 79K.

Lastly, Hero Zero – Multiplayer RPG maintained low download figures, fluctuating around 7K. Revenue had moments of growth, like the $253 in early June, but ended the quarter at $189. The game's active users remained steady, with a slight dip to 72K in late May before recovering to 83K by the end of June.

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