Q1 2024 Performance of Top Sports Games in Australia

In the first quarter of 2024, Australia's sports gaming scene witnessed varied performances across the top 5 sports games on the unified platform. Here's a brief overview of their trends, with insights from Sensor Tower.

Miniclip.com’s 8 Ball Pool™ showed a mixed revenue trend starting at $48K and peaking at $52K in the last week of March. Downloads began at 11.8K and saw a dip to 9K in mid-March, followed by a slight recovery. Weekly active users started strong at 333K, reached a high of 345K, and closed the quarter around 301K.

Electronic Arts' EA SPORTS FC™ Mobile Soccer experienced a revenue peak of $83K in early February, with a general downward trend ending at $49K. Downloads hit a high of 6.7K in late January, while weekly active users climbed from 86K to 86.7K by the end of March.

Real Free Soccer's Soccer Superstar maintained modest revenue figures, peaking at $409 in the second week of January. Downloads fluctuated, ending the quarter stronger at 4.8K. Active users saw a slight decline from 56.9K to 47.9K throughout the quarter.

The newcomer, 2K's NBA 2K24 MyTEAM, launched at the end of January, saw an impressive revenue rise from $2.2K to $9K. Downloads started at 8.1K, with a gradual decline to 2.6K. Active users showed healthy engagement, increasing from 7.1K to 12.2K.

Finally, Wildlife Inc’s Tennis Clash：Sports Stars Game saw revenue that started at $6.5K and dipped to $8.7K by quarter's end. Downloads peaked at 5.2K in late January, while active users reached their highest at 16.9K, concluding at 10.9K.

For a more detailed analysis and additional insights, Sensor Tower provides an in-depth look at the data behind these trends.