Q1 2024 Performance of Top Survival Games on iOS in Australia

In the first quarter of 2024, the survival game genre on iOS has seen varying levels of user engagement and financial performance across the top titles in Australia. Data provided by Sensor Tower offers a glimpse into the trends of these games.

Last Day on Earth: Survival from Kefir has shown a steady trend in weekly active users, starting the quarter with 2.65M and closing with a slight increase at 1.8M. Downloads began at 1.13K and dipped to 608K, while revenue peaked at 12K USD in the fourth week of January before settling at approximately 9K USD by the end of March.

Identity V by NetEase Games experienced a fluctuation in revenue, with an initial 9.5K USD that dropped to 3.9K USD in early March, then rebounded to a strong 12.3K USD by the quarter's end. Downloads were relatively stable, hovering around the 300-400 mark, and weekly active users showed a slight increase from 4.3M to 4.7M.

Survival Games Ltd's Raft® Survival - Ocean Nomad saw a consistent revenue stream, starting at 4.1K USD and ending at 3.4K USD, with a mid-quarter high of 4.2K USD. Downloads experienced a high of 4.2K in late January, then declined to 1.9K by the close of March. Active users experienced a peak of 8.2M in the third week of January, dropping to 5.8M by quarter's end.

Westland Survival - Cowboy RPG by Helio Games showed varied revenue, peaking at 2.7K USD in mid-March. The game's downloads and active users maintained a modest yet steady trend, with downloads ranging from 325 to 254 and active users fluctuating between 1.5M and 1.4M.

Lastly, Studio Wildcard's ARK: Survival Evolved demonstrated modest financial performance, with revenue starting at 1.1K USD and seeing a dip in mid-February to 380 USD before climbing back to 909 USD. Downloads remained fairly consistent, with a small decline from 490 to 396, and active users decreased slightly from 2.2M to 1.9M over the quarter.

For more detailed insights and in-depth analysis, readers can visit Sensor Tower. The data reflects the dynamic nature of the mobile gaming market, where trends can shift rapidly, and the performance of these survival games provides a snapshot of the genre's evolution on the iOS platform in Australia.