Performance of Top Soccer Games in France, Q4 2020

As the year 2020 drew to a close, the mobile gaming landscape saw soccer enthusiasts in France engage with their favorite soccer games on mobile devices. Sensor Tower provides a detailed look into how the top soccer games fared in Q4 of 2020. Let's delve into the performance of these games.

Mini Football - Mobile Soccer, published by Miniclip.com, showed a decreasing trend in downloads from 165K in the last week of September to 30K by the end of December. Revenue also followed a downward trajectory, starting at approximately $59K and dipping to $16K. Weekly active users decreased from 178K to 91K in the same period.

Masomo Gaming's Head Ball 2 - Online Soccer experienced fluctuations in downloads, peaking at 55K in late October and settling at around 39K by the year's end. Revenue was relatively stable, with a slight increase from $25K to $18K. The game's weekly active users showed a gradual increase from 310K to 368K over the quarter.

The Soccer Super Star game, from Real Freestyle Soccer, saw no revenue but a significant rise in downloads from 352 to nearly 70K in October, then a decline to 33K by December. Weekly active users surged from 237 to over 103K in late October, maintaining strong engagement with over 175K users by the quarter's end.

ELECTRONIC ARTS' EA SPORTS FC™ Mobile Soccer showed a remarkable increase in revenue from $39K to $108K, with downloads peaking at 43K in early November before decreasing to 26K. Weekly active users hit a high of 634K in early November but decreased to 460K by the end of December.

Lastly, Score! Hero by First Touch Games Ltd. witnessed a steady revenue around $5K to $9K, with downloads hovering around 22K in early October and falling to 18K by December. Weekly active users showed a modest decline from 195K to 134K over the quarter.

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