Q4 2023 Performance of Top iOS Boxing Games in Australia

As the final quarter of 2023 wraps up, it's time to take a look at the performance of the top boxing games on the iOS platform in Australia. Sensor Tower provides us with detailed insights into how these games have fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users.

Real Boxing 2 by Vivid Games S.A.

The quarter saw a fluctuation in the weekly revenue for Real Boxing 2, with a peak of $681K in late November and a low of $273K in mid-December. Downloads followed a similar pattern, starting at 549K and hitting a low of 349K twice, before ending the quarter with 488K downloads. Weekly active users saw a high of 5K in early October and gradually decreased to 4K by the end of December.

Boxing Star by FourThirtyThree Inc.

Boxing Star's revenue performance peaked impressively at $855K in late November, despite a low point of $107K in early November. The game's downloads saw a steady increase from 105K to 287K towards the end of the quarter. Active users started at 446K and dipped to 279K in late November, before climbing back up to 699K by the end of December.

WWE Mayhem by Reliance Games

WWE Mayhem's revenue saw a significant rise from $164K to $634K during the holiday week. Downloads remained relatively stable, ranging from 174K to 279K. The active user base for the game showed a steady increase, starting the quarter at 559K and growing to 686K active users by Christmas week.

Burrito Bison: Launcha Libre by Kongregate

This quirky title experienced a revenue high of $325K in late October and a low of $173K in mid-December. Downloads for Burrito Bison: Launcha Libre remained consistent, with a slight uptick towards the end of the quarter, ending at 334K. The game's active users showed a decline from 2.4K in late September to 1.9K by Christmas.

Boxing Manager by Sport and Financial Limited

Boxing Manager's revenue had a notable peak at $488K in late November and a dip to $91K in early December. The game's downloads hovered around the lower tens, with a slight increase from 70K to 88K by the end of the quarter. Unfortunately, data on weekly active users for Boxing Manager was not provided.

For more insights into the mobile app market, visit Sensor Tower. The data presented here gives us a glimpse into the trends and performance of boxing games on iOS in Australia, highlighting the ebb and flow of user engagement and financial success within the mobile gaming sector.