Top 5 Horror Games in Australia Q1 2025: Performance Insights

In the first quarter of 2025, the top horror games on the unified platform in Australia showcased varied performance trends. Here's a closer look at how each game fared during this period, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Identity V from NetEase Games experienced fluctuating weekly revenue, starting at approximately $16.6K and peaking at $21.1K by the end of March. Downloads remained relatively stable, averaging around 380 per week, while active users hovered near 4.8K throughout the quarter.

Mystery Matters: Match & Crime by Playrix showed a gradual decline in weekly revenue, from $11.4K to $9.4K. Downloads peaked at 542 in early February before dropping to 175 by the end of March. Active users started strong with over 9.3K and stabilized around 8K.

Game of Vampires: Twilight Sun from Dream Plus saw a steady weekly revenue, peaking at $8.5K mid-March. However, downloads were minimal, with a slight increase to 139 in mid-February. Active users remained consistent at around 550.

Tokyo Debunker by ZigZaGame Inc. had a varied revenue trend, with a peak of $7.2K in early February. Downloads started strong at 1.5K and dropped to around 747 by quarter's end. Active users showed an initial increase to over 5K before settling at approximately 2.9K.

Tokyo Ghoul · Break the Chains from Funcat Games Limited saw a modest revenue range, peaking at $3.8K in mid-February. Downloads were low, with a notable drop to 0 at one point, before recovering slightly to 94. Active users started at over 4K and decreased to around 1.8K by March.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower's website.