AI Insights · Timothy · October 2024
Top 5 Geolocation Games in Europe, Q3 2024: Performance Insights
Discover the performance trends of the leading geolocation games in Europe during Q3 2024 with insights into downloads, revenue, and active users.
In the third quarter of 2024, the top geolocation games in Europe showed varied performance across weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. According to data from Sensor Tower, these insights provide a comprehensive view of their market standing.
Pokémon GO from Niantic, Inc. maintained its dominance with a robust weekly active user base, peaking at approximately 9.4M in mid-August. Weekly downloads remained strong throughout the quarter, with numbers consistently around the 130K to 200K range. Revenue peaked in early July at $4.4M, with fluctuations leading to a steady $2M by the end of September.
Monster Hunter Now, also from Niantic, Inc., showed a more modest presence. Weekly revenue reached a high of about $114K in early September. Downloads saw a notable spike in late July, reaching 31K, before stabilizing to around 3K by the end of the quarter. Active users hovered around the 300K mark, maintaining interest despite the dip in downloads.
Jurassic World Alive by Jam City, Inc. experienced a varied revenue stream, with a peak of $96K in late September. Downloads had a notable increase in late July, reaching 20K, before settling down to about 9K towards the end of the quarter. Active user numbers were relatively stable, fluctuating between 100K and 130K throughout the quarter.
Atlas Earth from Atlas Reality, Inc. saw a gradual increase in revenue, culminating at $28K by the end of September. Downloads were consistent, with a slight increase in mid-September, reaching around 19K. Active users showed a growth trend, starting from about 18K in early July to over 28K by the quarter's close.
Last but not least, Pikmin Bloom, another offering from Niantic, Inc., had a steady performance with revenue peaking at $32K in late September. Weekly downloads saw a decline over the quarter, dropping from 14K in early July to approximately 3K by the end of September. Despite this, active users remained relatively stable, consistently around the 120K mark.
These trends highlight the dynamic nature of the geolocation gaming market in Europe, with each game carving its niche. For more detailed insights, visit Sensor Tower.
