Top 5 MMORPG Apps on Unified Platform in Africa: Q3 2024

During the third quarter of 2024, the top five MMORPG applications in Africa showcased varied performance trends on the unified platform, combining data from both iOS and Android. This analysis, powered by Sensor Tower, provides a snapshot of downloads, revenue, and active users for these popular apps.

Diablo Immortal from Blizzard Entertainment saw its weekly revenue peak at approximately $15K in early July, before experiencing a gradual decrease to around $9K by early August. A resurgence in late August brought revenue back up to $13K, maintaining around $11K to $12K for the remainder of the quarter. Weekly downloads fluctuated, starting at 1K and reaching a high of 4.4K in early September. Active users saw an increase from 6.6K at the start of the quarter, peaking at 12.2K in early September, before settling at around 6.9K by the end of September.

Dragon Raja by Archosaur Games displayed a steady growth in weekly revenue, starting at $3.5K and climbing to over $6.3K by the end of September. Downloads remained minimal throughout the quarter, with weekly figures not exceeding 36. Active users showed a decline from 221 at the start to 131 by the end of September.

Kingdom Heroes - Empire by USERJOY Technology, which launched in late August, initially recorded a promising $9.2K in weekly revenue, spiking to $31.6K in early September. However, revenue sharply declined to $354 by the end of the month. Downloads were recorded at 85 in the launch week, with no data thereafter.

Albion Online from Sandbox Interactive GmbH maintained a relatively stable weekly revenue, mostly ranging between $1K to $1.5K. The app recorded a peak in downloads at 1.1K in late July, but this number gradually decreased to around 390 by the end of September. Active users fluctuated slightly, with a notable peak at 1.4K in late July before decreasing to around 511 by the end of the quarter.

Moonlight Blade by INFIPLAY saw its weekly revenue start at $748, with a notable peak of $1.4K by the end of September. Downloads remained consistently above 500 weekly, with active users starting at 51 in mid-July and decreasing to 35 by early September.

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