Top 5 Anime Games Performance on Unified Platform in Australia, Q4 2024

In the fourth quarter of 2024, the top anime games in Australia on a unified platform showcased varied performance in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users. Here's a closer look at how these games fared.

Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade from BILIBILI HK LIMITED saw its weekly revenue peak at approximately $47.5K in late November, before declining to around $4.5K by the end of December. Downloads began at about 25K in early November but dropped significantly to 504 by the year's end. Active users started at 23.4K, decreasing to 3.8K over the quarter.

Tokyo Ghoul · Break the Chains by Funcat Games Limited experienced a steady weekly revenue, reaching $4.2K in November, with a slight dip to $2.9K in late December. Downloads spiked to 20.9K in mid-November, then fell to 792 by the end of the year. Active users saw a notable increase to 9.5K in November but ended the quarter with 5.5K.

DRAGON BALL LEGENDS from Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc. reported a significant rise in weekly revenue, peaking at $130K in the final week of December. Downloads remained relatively stable, around 1.8K weekly, while active users stayed consistent, fluctuating slightly around 25K.

Lord Of Nazarick by Crunchyroll, LLC, had its highest weekly revenue at $22.1K in early November, declining to $2.4K by December's end. Downloads started strong at 8.3K, plummeting to 76 by year-end. Active users initially numbered 1.9K, decreasing steadily to 118.

More insights into these applications and their performance trends can be found on Sensor Tower, providing further data and analysis on anime games in Australia.