Top 5 NFT Games Performance in Luxembourg for Q2 2024

In the second quarter of 2024, the top 5 NFT games on a unified platform in Luxembourg showcased varied performance in terms of revenue and user engagement. Here’s a detailed look at their metrics, sourced from Sensor Tower.

MIR4 saw fluctuating revenue throughout the quarter. Starting at $392 in the first week of April, it dipped to $111 in the second week but rebounded to $460 by mid-April. The revenue continued to oscillate, peaking again at $478 in early June before settling at around $303 by the end of June.

IMVU: Social Chat & Avatar app experienced a modest revenue trend. Beginning Q2 with $300, it saw a slight increase to $346 in the second week of April. The revenue experienced ups and downs, reaching $322 in late May and ending the quarter at $285. Downloads for this app were low, peaking at 24 in the first week of June. Weekly active users remained relatively stable, starting at 122 and slightly decreasing to 98 by the end of the quarter.

Highrise: Avatar, Chat & Games had an interesting revenue pattern. It started strong with $434 in the first week of April, saw a significant drop, but spiked to $541 in late April. The revenue fluctuated thereafter, ending at $297 in the last week of June. Downloads were minimal, with a peak of 7 in early April. Weekly active users showed a slight decline from 50 to 44 over the quarter.

Gunship Battle Crypto Conflict displayed a gradual revenue increase. From a low of $4 in the second week of April, it rose to $119 by late May and peaked at $168 in the first week of June, before easing to $51 by the end of the quarter.

Lastly, Guild of Guardians showed a varied revenue trend after its release in mid-May. Starting with $109, it peaked at $148 in the following week but gradually declined to $17 by the end of June. Downloads were sporadic, with notable peaks of 28 and 25 in late May and early June, respectively.

For more detailed insights and data on these apps, visit Sensor Tower.