Top 5 Hack and Slash Android Apps in Australia: Q4 2020 Performance Insights

The end of 2020 saw varying performances among the top Hack and Slash apps on Android in Australia. Sensor Tower provides detailed insights into how these games fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users.

MARVEL Future Fight, published by Netmarble from South Korea, experienced fluctuating revenues, peaking at around $8K in late November. Weekly downloads remained stable with a slight increase to around 450K in early November. The weekly active users, starting at approximately 7.7K, saw a drop to around 6.4K by the end of December.

Honkai Impact 3-Part 2, from Chinese publisher miHoYo Limited, showed a significant revenue jump to over $20K in early November, followed by a peak at around $18K towards the end of the year. Downloads saw a high of 581K in late September and a notable rise to 410K in December. Active users started at about 3K and saw a slight increase to 2.1K by the year's end.

Otherworld Legends, also from a Chinese publisher ChillyRoom, had modest revenues, with a peak at $171 in late September. The game's downloads began at 673K, seeing a rise to 271K in December. Weekly active users saw a decrease from 975 to 446 over the quarter.

Shadow Knight: Ninja Game RPG, by Fansipan Limited based in Hong Kong, had minimal revenue but saw an increase in downloads from 22K in early October to 199K in early December. Active users showed growth, starting at 66 and rising to 228 by early December.

Lastly, Action Taimanin, from South Korean publisher Gremory Games inc., which was released in October, showed growing revenue from $416 to over $1K by the end of December. Downloads peaked at 248K in mid-October, with active users increasing from 90 to 202 in the same period.

For more detailed analytics and insights on app performance, Sensor Tower's comprehensive data platform is the go-to resource for industry professionals and enthusiasts alike.