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AI Insights · Timothy · April 2024
Q1 2024 Snapshot: Top Basketball Games in Australia's Unified Platform
A glance at the first quarter of 2024 reveals the performance trends for Australia's most popular basketball games on the unified platform. Sensor Tower provides comprehensive insights into downloads, revenue, and user engagement.
In the first quarter of 2024, the Australian basketball gaming scene has seen varied performance among the top titles on the unified platform. Data from Sensor Tower offers a closer look at the key metrics for these games.
NBA 2K24 MyTEAM launched by 2K in late January, showed an impressive revenue increase, peaking at roughly $17K in the third week of February before stabilizing around $9K towards the end of March. Downloads started strong at around 8K but gradually decreased to just over 2.5K, while weekly active users showed a healthy growth from approximately 7K to over 12K.
Another title by 2K, NBA 2K Mobile Basketball Game, demonstrated a slight decline in revenue over the quarter, from around $9K to $7.7K, with downloads hovering around 1.5K to 2K. The game maintained a consistent user base with weekly active users fluctuating slightly around the 5K to 6K mark.
Level Infinite's NBA Infinite - PvP Basketball which debuted in mid-February, saw a notable spike in revenue to over $7K in its launch week, but this trended down to about $3K by the end of March. Downloads reflected a similar pattern, with an initial launch peak of over 7K dropping to under 1K. Weekly active users remained strong, starting at around 19K and ending at approximately 17K.
For Basket Battle by SUPERSONIC STUDIOS LTD, revenue figures were negligible, so the focus is on its downloads and user engagement. Downloads saw a rise in late March, reaching over 4K, while weekly active users showed resilience, maintaining a base of around 35K to 38K throughout the quarter.
Miniclip.com's Basketball Stars™: Multiplayer showed a modest revenue pattern, with a mid-quarter peak at $754 and ending the quarter around $532. Downloads and weekly active users experienced a boost in late March, with downloads climbing to over 1.5K and active users increasing to over 3K.
These figures highlight the dynamic landscape of the basketball gaming market in Australia. For more detailed insights and analysis, Sensor Tower remains a go-to resource for understanding app performance trends.
