Top 5 MOBA Apps in Australia Q3 2024: Unified Platform Performance

In the third quarter of 2024, the top MOBA apps in Australia demonstrated varied performance trends across downloads, revenue, and active users on a unified platform. Data from Sensor Tower reveals interesting patterns for these popular games.

Brawl Stars from Supercell showed a dynamic quarter with weekly revenue peaking at around $190K in early September. Downloads saw a noticeable increase, reaching over 20K during the same period, while active users remained relatively stable, fluctuating around 560K to 600K throughout the quarter.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, developed by Shanghai Moonton Technology, maintained a steady presence with weekly revenue reaching up to $113K in late July. Downloads were modest, generally staying below 3K, and active users hovered around 37K to 39K, with a slight increase towards the end of the quarter.

Squad Busters, another Supercell creation, experienced a decline in weekly revenue, starting at $64K and ending at about $36K by the end of September. Downloads decreased significantly over the quarter, falling from 22K to under 2K, and active users also saw a downward trend, starting at 5K and dropping to around 440.

League of Legends: Wild Rift from Riot Games displayed a varied revenue trend, with a high of $60K in early September. Downloads were consistent, generally staying below 950 per week, while active users remained stable, around 14K.

Honor of Kings, published by Level Infinite, showed a peak in weekly revenue at approximately $46K in late August. Downloads decreased from over 6K at the start of the quarter to just over 1.6K by the end. Active users fluctuated slightly, generally staying between 13K and 16K.

For more detailed insights into these trends, Sensor Tower offers comprehensive data and analysis.