Q4 2020 Performance of Top Pirate Games on iOS in Australia

As the year 2020 came to a close, the mobile gaming industry saw various trends among pirate-themed games on the iOS platform in Australia. Here's a look at how five popular pirate games performed in the fourth quarter, according to data from Sensor Tower.

Pirate Kings™ by Playtika LTD maintained a steady course with weekly revenues peaking at around $6K in mid-December. Downloads hit a high point in the same month with 97 new players, while weekly active users fluctuated, ending the year with around 700 engaged pirates.

Age of Sail: Navy & Pirates, developed by Special Gamez Technology Co., Ltd., experienced a significant revenue boost in late December, soaring to over $4K. Downloads remained relatively stable with a slight increase to 33 in the final weeks of 2020.

JOYCITY Corp's Pirates of the Caribbean : ToW saw revenues fluctuating, with an early quarter peak at around $2K and a dip to $856 by the year's end. The game's downloads and weekly active users both demonstrated a downward trend, concluding with 135 downloads and 329 active users in the last week of December.

The performance of 航海霸業（國際版） was more modest, with revenues ranging from $135 to $508. This title had minimal downloads, starting at zero at the quarter's beginning and ending with eight new players in the final week.

Lastly, Pirates & Pearls: Match 3 Game by G5 Entertainment AB showed an upward revenue trend, peaking at $539 in the last week of December. The game's downloads remained low, with only 11 new players in the same period, while active users hovered just above 300 towards the end of the quarter.

For more in-depth insights and data on mobile app performance, Sensor Tower's detailed analytics can provide a valuable resource for publishers and developers looking to understand market trends and user engagement.