Q1 2024 Performance of Top Survival Games in the UK on Unified Platforms

The survival game genre continues to engage players in the UK, as demonstrated by the first quarter of 2024 statistics from Sensor Tower. The data unfolds a story of fluctuating downloads and steady user engagement across both iOS and Android platforms.

Last Day on Earth: Survival, published by Kefir from Russia, experienced a peak in revenue reaching $33K in early February, followed by a dip to approximately $26K towards March. Downloads for the game saw a high of around 3.3K in mid-February, while weekly active users showed an overall declining trend from approximately 14K to 11K over the quarter.

NetEase Games' Identity V from China also saw revenue peaks and troughs, with a notable rise to $25K in the first week of February, before falling to a low of around $9K in mid-March. Downloads varied around the 700 to 900 mark, with weekly active users starting at 8.5K and ending the quarter around 8.8K, indicating stable player engagement.

The UK-based Survival Games Ltd's Raft® Survival - Ocean Nomad reported revenues oscillating between $6K and $7K, peaking at $7K in mid-February and late March. Downloads showed a significant leap to 9.3K in mid-February, while weekly active users hovered around 20K to 25K, suggesting a consistent player base.

Finnish publisher Helio Games' Westland Survival - Cowboy RPG saw its revenue climb from $5K at the start of the quarter to around $7K by the end, with downloads peaking at 2.6K in mid-January. The game maintained its weekly active users between 9K and 12K throughout the quarter.

Idle Breaker, from Latvian publisher Estoty, showed revenue growth from $1.8K to $3.5K over the quarter, with downloads peaking at 3.2K in early January. Weekly active users for the game increased from 2.7K to 4.3K, indicating growing interest in this newer title.

For more detailed insights and data on the performance of these and other mobile applications, Sensor Tower provides an extensive analysis platform. The trends observed in Q1 2024 reinforce the dynamic nature of the mobile gaming industry, particularly within the survival game category in the UK market.