Top 5 MMORPG Apps Performance in Denmark, Q2 2024

In the second quarter of 2024, the MMORPG landscape in Denmark saw intriguing trends across the top five applications on a unified platform. Here’s a closer look at how these games performed, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Diablo Immortal by Blizzard Entertainment experienced notable fluctuations in revenue, peaking at approximately $8.4K in mid-June. Downloads remained relatively stable, with a modest increase towards the end of the quarter, reaching nearly 200 in the week of June 10. Weekly active users saw a slight decline, moving from about 2.3K at the start of April to around 1.9K by the end of June.

Evil Lands: MMO RPG from Rage Quit Games had a mixed quarter. Revenue started strong at $2.6K in the second week of April but dropped significantly, only to recover slightly to about $650 by the end of June. Downloads showed a notable spike in mid-June, reaching 73, while weekly active users saw a brief rise to 70 in mid-June before decreasing to 22 by the end of the quarter.

NIGHT CROWS, published by Wemade Co., Ltd., showcased a varied revenue trend, with a peak of approximately $1.4K in mid-June. Downloads were sparse, with a few weeks seeing no new installs. Active users hovered around the 30s and 40s mark throughout the quarter, indicating a steady, albeit small, user base.

Old School RuneScape by Jagex maintained a consistent revenue stream, peaking at $837 in late April and sustaining around $600-$700 in subsequent weeks. Downloads and active users both showed stability, with downloads averaging around 80-130 per week and active users fluctuating slightly but staying around 800-900.

RuneScape, also from Jagex, had a steady revenue, peaking at $592 in mid-April and ending the quarter with $495. Downloads were relatively low, with a peak of 48 in mid-June. Active users remained fairly consistent, hovering around 150-190 throughout the quarter.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.