Q4 2020 Performance of Top Shoot'em Up Games in the US

The final quarter of 2020 saw varied performances among the top Shoot'em Up games in the United States. Using data from Sensor Tower, we can observe the trends in downloads, revenue, and weekly active users for these popular titles.

Habby's Archero experienced a gradual decrease in weekly revenue from $325K in late September to around $200K in early December, before rising to $321K towards the end of the month. Downloads peaked at 67K in early November, with weekly active users trending downwards from 306K to 234K over the quarter.

YOSTAR LIMITED's Azur Lane had a significant revenue spike in the last week of December, reaching $783K. Downloads for the game remained relatively stable, with a slight increase to 5.3K in the final week. The weekly active users showed a slight upward trend, closing the quarter at 94K.

Galaxy Attack: Alien Shooter by ABIGAMES PTE. LTD saw its revenue fluctuate, ending on a high note of $194K in the last week of December. Downloads showed an increasing trend throughout the quarter, reaching over 113K in the final week. The game's weekly active users remained robust, ending the year just under 820K.

ONESOFT GLOBAL PTE. LTD.'s 1945 - Airplane shooting game had a steady increase in revenue from $76K at the start of the quarter to $106K at its close. The game's downloads saw a peak of 71K in late October. Its weekly active users showed a healthy increase from 198K to 224K during this period.

Lastly, Mr Autofire from Lightheart Entertainment demonstrated a steady climb in revenue, culminating at $90K in the last week of December. The game's downloads had a notable jump to 14K in early November, stabilizing around 16K by year's end. The weekly active users saw a consistent rise, finishing at over 130K.

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