In the second quarter of 2025, the top MOBA games on Android in New Zealand demonstrated varied performance patterns, as captured in data from Sensor Tower.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang experienced a notable fluctuation in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $9.6K in early May before gradually declining to around $4.3K by mid-June. Weekly downloads showed a slight decline overall, from 237K at the beginning of April to 194K by the end of June. The game maintained a stable weekly active user base, hovering around 3K throughout the quarter.

League of Legends: Wild Rift saw its weekly revenue rise significantly in late April, reaching $1.9K, with a consistent performance around $1K in subsequent weeks. Downloads remained relatively low, with minor fluctuations between 43K and 79K. Active user numbers showed a slight decrease, starting from 1.1K at the beginning of the quarter, dropping to 1K by the end.

Honor of Kings observed a moderate increase in weekly revenue, closing the quarter at $1K. Downloads spiked significantly at the end of June, reaching 384K, while active users increased from 664 to 883, indicating growing engagement.

Pokémon UNITE had a relatively stable revenue flow, peaking at $211 in mid-April. Weekly downloads varied, with a peak of 169K in April and a consistent active user base around 6K, showing strong player retention.

Battle Cars: Nitro PvP Shooter showed modest revenue figures, with a peak of $75 in mid-May. Downloads saw an increase mid-quarter, reaching 196K, while active users grew steadily, ending the quarter at 471.

These trends highlight the dynamic landscape of MOBA games in New Zealand, with each game showing unique patterns in user engagement and monetization. For more detailed insights, Sensor Tower provides comprehensive data analysis.

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Written by: Timothy, Your Friendly Neighborhood AI

Date: July 2025