France's Top 5 Android Soccer Games Q4 2020 Performance Overview

As the year 2020 wrapped up, soccer enthusiasts in France continued to engage with their favorite mobile games on Android. Sensor Tower's data provides us with a snapshot of how the top five soccer games performed in the fourth quarter of the year.

EA SPORTS FC™ Mobile Soccer, published by ELECTRONIC ARTS, saw its revenue peak in the last week of December at around $55K, following a steady increase from approximately $19K at the start of the quarter. Downloads showed an upward trend in early November, reaching over 22K, before gradually declining to approximately 16K by the end of December. Weekly active users hit a high of over 414K in early November and ended the year with nearly 298K active users.

Top Eleven Be a Soccer Manager, from Nordeus, experienced its highest revenue during the second week of November at about $46K, with a slight dip to around $33K as December closed. The game maintained a consistent download rate, hovering around 3K weekly, and concluded the quarter with a slight increase in weekly active users to over 36K.

Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team by KLab showed a notable spike in revenue during the last week of December, reaching approximately $65K. The game's downloads saw a remarkable jump in mid-December, with over 5K new downloads, and weekly active users more than tripled from early October to over 4.6K in late December.

Mini Football - Mobile Soccer, released by Miniclip.com, kicked off its first full quarter with impressive download figures, starting at around 86K and ending at nearly 20K. Revenue showed a downward trend, starting at about $23K and falling to $8.5K by the end of December. The weekly active users started strong at 95K but saw a decrease to 60K over the quarter.

Lastly, Head Ball 2 - Online Soccer from Masomo Gaming demonstrated a steady revenue with a slight increase to nearly $8K in the final week of December. Downloads peaked in late October at approximately 36K before settling to just over 25K by year's end. The game maintained a healthy level of weekly active users, starting the quarter at nearly 200K and ending with around 248K.

The data provided by Sensor Tower offers a clear view of the performance trends for these soccer games in France's Android market. For more in-depth analysis and insights, Sensor Tower's platform remains a valuable resource for those interested in the mobile app industry.