Top 5 Hypercasual Games Performance in Australia Q3 2024

In the third quarter of 2024, the hypercasual games market in Australia showed dynamic trends across the top five applications. Data from Sensor Tower provides valuable insights into the performance of these games, showcasing variations in downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

Block Blast！ by Hungry Studio demonstrated a significant increase in downloads, starting from 44.9K in early July and peaking at a remarkable 148.2K by the end of September. The game also saw a consistent rise in weekly active users, climbing from 176.8K to 342.3K throughout the quarter.

Fruit Merge: Match Game from Bravestars Technology JSC experienced a gradual revenue growth, beginning with negligible earnings in July and reaching approximately $2.1K by the end of September. Downloads followed a positive trajectory, increasing from 17.4K in July to 27.5K in the last week of September. Weekly active users also rose, starting at 31.2K and reaching 94.2K by quarter's end.

Supermart Simulator 3D had an interesting download pattern, with an initial spike to 38.1K in early August, followed by a decline to 8.6K by the end of September. The app's weekly active users mirrored this trend, peaking at 39.6K in early August and decreasing to 21.2K by the end of the quarter.

Screw Out by Dino Global Studio saw a steady increase in revenue, starting at $203 in early July and peaking at $26K in mid-September. Downloads fluctuated, with a notable rise to 21.8K in mid-September before settling at 13K by the end of the quarter. Weekly active users showed growth, reaching 36.7K by the end of September.

Vita Mahjong from Vita Studio had modest revenue growth, ending the quarter at $398. Downloads steadily increased from 10.5K in early July to 18.6K by the end of September. Weekly active users also trended upward, starting at 25.6K and reaching 54.6K at the close of the quarter.

For more detailed insights into the performance of these hypercasual games, visit Sensor Tower.