Q1 2024 US Performance of Top MOBA Apps on Unified Platform

Sensor Tower's insights into the first quarter of 2024 reveal the performance of the top Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) applications in the United States on a unified platform. The following data captures the essence of how these games are faring in a competitive market.

Starting with Brawl Stars, the quarter showed a strong finish with a surge in revenue to $2.9M in the last week of March, up from $1.5M at the beginning of January. Downloads peaked in the third week of March at 272K, while weekly active users reached a high of 7.6M in the same period, indicating a growing engagement.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang also experienced growth, with revenue climbing to $757K in the last week of March from an initial $732K in January. Downloads saw a significant increase in late February, hitting 48K, and weekly active users peaked at 724K during the same month.

For League of Legends: Wild Rift, the revenue trended at a lower range, with the highest at $571K mid-January and stabilizing at $211K by the end of March. The game maintained a consistent download rate, with a slight dip to 13.7K in the third week of March, while weekly active users saw a gradual decline, ending at 211K.

Pokémon UNITE showed fluctuating revenue, with a notable spike to $159K in late February before settling down to $47K by the end of March. Downloads reached a high of 39K in the same month, and active users experienced a peak of 275K, suggesting a temporary boost in interest.

Lastly, Onmyoji Arena presented modest figures with revenue peaking at $22K in early February and downloads reaching 1.1K in the third week of January. The game's weekly active users hovered around 3.5K, with a slight increase to 3.7K at the end of March.

For more detailed insights and data on app performance, visit Sensor Tower. The trends outlined above reflect the dynamic nature of the MOBA category in the US market on mobile platforms.