Q1 2021 Performance of Top Soccer Games on Android in Australia

As the first quarter of 2021 has concluded, Sensor Tower has gathered data on the performance of the top soccer games on the Android platform in Australia. This overview will delve into the user trends and popularity of these games, providing a snapshot of the mobile gaming landscape in the realm of virtual soccer.

ELECTRONIC ARTS released EA SPORTS FC™ Mobile Soccer, and the game saw weekly revenues ranging from approximately $4K to $9K USD. Downloads started at around 1.2K in the last week of December and peaked at about 1K by the end of March, with weekly active users fluctuating between 14K and 15K.

Nordeus's Top Eleven Be a Soccer Manager also displayed an interesting trend, with revenues swinging from $2K to over $6K USD. The game experienced a modest download count, maintaining in the low hundreds each week, while weekly active users saw a slight decrease from 1.6K to around 1.5K by the quarter's end.

KONAMI's eFootball™ 2024 showed weekly revenues that varied significantly, from just under $1K to over $2K USD. Downloads for the game were in the low hundreds, and weekly active users started at roughly 15K, dipping to about 14K towards the end of Q1.

Miniclip.com's Mini Football - Mobile Soccer had revenues that ranged from $672 to $1.7K USD weekly. The game's downloads saw a decline from 2.1K to under 600, while weekly active users also decreased from 3.8K to around 1.3K.

Lastly, KLab's Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team generated revenues that started at around $2K and ended the quarter at approximately $1.8K USD. The game had fewer downloads, with numbers mostly remaining below 50 per week, and active users hovered around the low hundreds throughout the quarter.

For more detailed insights and analysis on the mobile app market, Sensor Tower's comprehensive data provides an in-depth look at trends and performance metrics across various regions and platforms.