Shoot'em Up Android Games Soar in Latin America: Q4 2020 Insights from Sensor Tower

The final quarter of 2020 brought interesting trends for the Shoot'em Up gaming category on Android in Latin America. Sensor Tower's data provides a glimpse into the download figures, revenue, and active users for the top games in this genre. Let's delve into the performance of the top five Shoot'em Up games during this period.

Archero by Habby saw a steady increase in revenue, peaking at $19K in the last two weeks of December. Downloads also rose significantly, reaching 42K in the final week. Active users showed a slight decline but remained strong with around 297K in early December.

Azur Lane from Yostar Limited. had a notable spike in revenue to $23K at the year's end, despite no new downloads recorded for the quarter. The game maintained a consistent base of active users, ending the year with nearly 1.3K.

Galaxy Attack: Shooting Game by 1SOFT experienced a surge in downloads, with an impressive count of 135K in the last week of December. The revenue trend was positive, climbing to $6.7K. Weekly active users reached a high of 681K, reflecting a growing player base.

The sibling title, 1945 Air Force: Airplane games, also published by 1SOFT, showed a robust increase in revenue, hitting $7K in the last week. Downloads soared to 221K during the same period, and active users peaked at 836K, indicating a strong finish to the year.

Lastly, HAWK: Airplane Space games from MY.GAMES B.V. saw revenue fluctuations, with a high of $6.6K mid-quarter. Downloads were negligible, but the game did experience a small uptick in active users in December, reaching 1.2K.

For more in-depth insights and analysis on the performance of these and other mobile games, Sensor Tower's comprehensive data platform is the go-to resource.