Q4 2020 UK Android Shooter Games Performance Snapshot

In the final quarter of 2020, the shooter games category on Android in the United Kingdom demonstrated varied performance trends across the top five games. Data from Sensor Tower offers a closer look at how each game fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

PUBG MOBILE saw a fluctuating revenue trend, starting at around $90K in the last week of September and dipping to approximately $62K by mid-December. Downloads for the game started at 8K and peaked at around 9K in late December, while weekly active users showed a slight decrease from 139K to 127K over the quarter.

Moving on to Call of Duty: Mobile Season 2, revenue began at about $53K, with a notable spike to $94K in early November before settling at $66K by year-end. Downloads surged to 20K in mid-October but later normalized to 12K in December. The game experienced an increase in weekly active users from 129K to 160K in late December.

Free Fire: The Chaos showed a steady increase in revenue from $14K to $30K during the quarter. Downloads also saw an uptick from 2K to 4K, aligning with a rise in weekly active users from 88K to 105K.

For War Robots Multiplayer Battles, the revenue trend was relatively stable, starting at $25K and ending at $21K. Downloads remained steady with a slight increase from 2K to around 2.4K towards the end of December. Weekly active users experienced a modest increase from 16K to nearly 15K.

Lastly, World of Tanks Blitz - PVP MMO revenue saw a mid-quarter peak at $19K, with a slight decline to $19K by the close of December. Downloads showed a decrease from 3.5K to 2.1K, whereas weekly active users dropped from 14K to 12.5K.

These figures reflect the dynamic and competitive nature of the shooter game category on the Android platform in the UK. For more insights and in-depth analysis, Sensor Tower's platform offers a comprehensive view of the mobile app market landscape.