Australia's Top 5 Android Pirate Games Q1 2021 Performance Snapshot

As we set sail into the data for the first quarter of 2021, the performance of pirate-themed Android games in Australia shows a treasure trove of insights. Sensor Tower provides a detailed overview of these swashbuckling apps, and here we'll take a closer look at the top contenders.

RetroStyle Games UA's Last Pirate: Survival Island started the quarter with 1.3K downloads and 1.6K weekly active users, but saw a decrease to 647 downloads and 1K active users by the end. Revenue also fluctuated, peaking at $174K in mid-January and settling at $73K by the end of March.

Zynga's Pirate Evolution! showed remarkable revenue performance, starting at $1.8M and reaching a high of $2.6M before a slight decline to $840K. Downloads for the game peaked at 960 in late January, but experienced a downward trend to 132 by the quarter's close. Active users followed a similar pattern, with a high of 1.8K reducing to 621.

IEC Global Pty Ltd's Pirate Attack had a steady start with 629 downloads, but the numbers dwindled to 237 by March end. With no revenue reported, the focus is on the user base, which began at 1K weekly active users, decreasing to just over 400.

JOYCITY Corp.'s Pirates of the Caribbean: ToW amassed impressive revenue, starting at $2.4M and reaching a peak of $5.3M mid-March before ending at $3M. Downloads and active users, however, saw a decline from 561 and 602 to 98 and 242 respectively.

Lastly, Fabled Game's Pirates Outlaws experienced a mixed quarter. The game's revenue began at $408K and saw growth, concluding at $270K. Downloads had a minor uptick from 162 to 145, and weekly active users saw a slight increase from the start of the quarter to the end.

For more insights and detailed analytics, Sensor Tower provides in-depth data on the performance of mobile applications across various platforms and regions.