Q2 2024: Top Survival Games Performance on Unified Platforms in the US

In Q2 of 2024, the survival game category has seen varied performances across the top five applications on unified platforms in the US. Sensor Tower's data provides us with insights into their downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

Hide in The Backrooms Nextbots showed a remarkable increase in downloads, peaking at 12M in early June, and an upward trend in weekly active users reaching nearly 98K by the end of the quarter. The game's revenue fluctuated, with notable peaks of 7M USD in mid-May and a dip to 1M USD in early June.

Nextbots In Backrooms: Obunga also experienced a surge in revenue, recording a high of 22M USD in early June. Downloads showcased a peak of 9M in late April, followed by a slight decline and another increase towards the end of the quarter. The weekly active users saw a steady growth, ending the quarter with over 74K active users.

The Baby In Yellow maintained a consistent revenue stream with a peak of 57M USD mid-April, and despite some fluctuations, ended the quarter with a solid 25M USD. Downloads and active users both saw an overall increase throughout the quarter, ending with 5.5M downloads and over 16K weekly active users.

100 Monsters Game: Escape Room had a mixed quarter, with revenue reports showing some weeks with zero earnings but peaking at 3M USD in late May. The game's downloads and active users had their highs and lows, with downloads peaking at 5M in late May and weekly active users reaching nearly 19K by the end of June.

Raft® Survival - Ocean Nomad saw its revenue grow consistently, with a quarter-ending high of 585M USD. Downloads showed a gradual increase over the quarter, with a peak of 3.4M in mid-June. The game's weekly active users recovered from a low in late April to end the quarter with over 9K active users.

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