Top 5 MOBA Apps in Australia Q2 2024: Performance Overview

In Q2 2024, the top 5 MOBA apps in Australia saw significant shifts in downloads, revenue, and weekly active users. Here’s a closer look at their performance:

Squad Busters showed a remarkable surge in revenue, starting from just $16 in the first week of May and peaking at $111K in the first week of June. Downloads skyrocketed from 1K in late May to over 408K by the end of the same month, with a subsequent decline to around 33K by the end of June. Weekly active users followed a similar trend, peaking at approximately 380K in late May and then decreasing to about 16K by the end of June.

Brawl Stars maintained a steady weekly revenue, fluctuating between $85K and $153K throughout the quarter. Downloads were consistent, ranging from 10K to 23K per week. Weekly active users remained robust, starting at around 596K in early April and peaking at 661K by the end of the month, with a slight drop to 632K by the end of June.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang experienced stable revenue, varying between $73K and $140K weekly. Downloads were relatively low, ranging from 2K to 2.7K per week. The game’s weekly active users remained steady, averaging around 37K to 38K throughout the quarter.

Honor of Kings, a newcomer launched in late June, saw initial weekly revenue of $16K and increased to $26K in the final week of the quarter. Downloads were consistent at around 11K per week. Weekly active users grew from 7K to 13K in its first two weeks.

Pokémon UNITE had modest weekly revenue, ranging from $2.1K to $3.2K. Downloads were steady, fluctuating between 1.4K and 2.1K per week. Weekly active users were stable, maintaining around 49K to 51K throughout the quarter.

These insights, provided by Sensor Tower, highlight the dynamic performance of MOBA apps in Australia. For more detailed analytics, visit Sensor Tower.