Q1 2024 Performance of Top Android MOBA Apps in Australia

Australia's mobile gaming landscape has seen some interesting trends in the Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) category during the first quarter of 2024. Data from Sensor Tower offers a glimpse into how five leading MOBA applications have performed on the Android platform.

Supercell's Brawl Stars has shown a fluctuating revenue trend, with a peak of $16K in the final week of March. Downloads saw an upward trend, culminating at 2.58K in the last week of the quarter. Weekly active users reflected healthy engagement, rising to 242K at the end of March.

The Pokémon Company's Pokémon UNITE experienced a wavering revenue pattern, with notable spikes and dips, ending the quarter at $1.24K. Downloads for the game peaked at 1.27K in late February, while weekly active users reached a high of 24.8K in the same month before settling at 20.6K.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang by Moonton maintained strong revenue numbers, with a high of $33K in early March. The game's downloads showed a consistent performance, with a slight increase to 721 in the last week of the quarter. The active user base remained relatively stable, closing at around 12.9K.

Riot Games' League of Legends: Wild Rift saw varied revenue figures, with a peak at $8.3K in late January, and ended the quarter with $3.4K. Downloads reached their highest at 434 in late January, while the weekly active users saw a peak of 4.4K at the start of the quarter, later decreasing to 3.8K.

Finally, Tanks a Lot - 3v3 Battle Arena by Highcore Labs LLC, while not generating significant revenue, peaked at $409 in early March. The game's downloads and active users showed a modest presence in the market, with downloads peaking at 156 in early January and active users at 694 in the same period, before a slight decline towards the end of the quarter.

For more detailed insights and data on the performance of these MOBA applications and others, Sensor Tower's comprehensive analytics platform is the go-to source.