Shoot'em Up Games Soar in Australia: Q4 2020 iOS Insights

The final quarter of 2020 witnessed varying performance among the top Shoot'em Up games on the iOS platform in Australia. With data sourced from Sensor Tower, let's delve into the key trends for these adrenaline-pumping titles.

Archero by HABBY saw a downward trend in revenue, starting at around $8K and dipping to nearly $4K before rebounding to approximately $7K by year-end. Downloads for the game fluctuated, with a significant spike to over 3K in the final week of December. Weekly active users remained fairly stable, starting at 25K and peaking at 28K in the last week of the quarter.

Singapore's ABIGAMES PTE. LTD.'s Galaxy Attack: Alien Shooter experienced a similar revenue trajectory, beginning around $10K, with a drop and subsequent rise to around $5K. Downloads hovered between 2K and 3K, while active users showed a slight increase from 9K to over 10K, before ending the quarter at around 9K.

YOSTAR LIMITED from Japan offered Azur Lane, which had a varied revenue pattern, starting near $6K and reaching a high of over $14K in the final week. Downloads remained low, with no discernible trend, while active users saw a decrease from 485 to 337 by quarter's end.

ONESOFT GLOBAL PTE. LTD.'s 1945 - Airplane shooting game showed a steady revenue increase from $1K to over $2K. Downloads saw an uptick towards the end of the quarter, while active users demonstrated a modest rise from 3K to 3.8K.

Lastly, Galaxy Invaders: Shoot 'em up by doan lan exhibited a remarkable revenue growth from a mere $32 to above $3K. Downloads peaked in early December at nearly 600, and active users increased from 1.2K to 1.4K before a slight drop to just under 1.2K.

For more detailed insights and data on the performance of these and other mobile games, Sensor Tower remains the go-to resource.