Shoot'em Up Android Games in Australia: Q4 2020 Performance Overview

The final quarter of 2020 saw varying performances among the top Shoot'em Up games on the Android platform in Australia. Sensor Tower's data provides an insight into how these games fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

Azur Lane by Yostar Limited experienced fluctuating downloads, peaking at 261K in the last week of December. Weekly active users saw a decline from 1M in late September to 845K by the year's end. Revenue trends displayed a decrease, with a notable peak of $23.7K in the last week.

Archero, developed by Habby, showed consistent downloads throughout the quarter, with a slight increase to 2.1M in the final week. The game's weekly active users remained relatively stable, hovering around 20K, with revenue seeing an upward trend in December, reaching $8.9K.

Galaxy Attack: Shooting Game by 1SOFT maintained steady downloads, with a small rise to 2.8M towards the quarter's end. Active users also showed stability, with a slight increase to 11.7K in the last week. The game's revenue saw minor fluctuations, ending the quarter with $3.7K.

1945 Air Force: Airplane games, also from 1SOFT, witnessed an increase in downloads, culminating in 3.1M in the final week. Weekly active users started at 9.3K and grew to reach 10.1K by the end of December. Revenue trends displayed some variability, with a final week revenue of $2.1K.

Lastly, Mr Autofire by Lightheart Entertainment saw its downloads peak at 1.4M in late November. The game's weekly active users experienced an overall increase, ending at 5K. Revenue for Mr Autofire showed some inconsistency but concluded the quarter with $2K.

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