AI Insights · Timothy · April 2021
Q1 2021 Performance of Top Pirate Games on iOS in Australia
An analysis of the top pirate-themed gaming apps on the iOS platform in Australia for Q1 2021 shows varying trends in downloads and user engagement. Sensor Tower provides a closer look at these mobile gaming trends.
As we sail through the data seas, Sensor Tower's analysis of pirate-themed games on iOS in Australia for the first quarter of 2021 reveals interesting trends in the mobile gaming landscape. Here is a glimpse into the performance of the top five pirate games during this period.
Pirate Attack: Sea Battle by IEC GLOBAL PTY LTD showed fluctuating revenue with a peak of $62 in the last week of December 2020, followed by several weeks with no revenue reported. Downloads for the game started at 411K in the last week of December and saw a general downward trend to 138K by the end of March. Weekly active users also decreased from 422K to 186K over the quarter.
Last Pirate: Island Survival from RetroStyle Games experienced a drop in revenue from $91 in the last week of December to zero in late February, before rising again to $47 by the end of March. Downloads for the game were fairly stable, ranging from a high of 179K in late January to a low of 59K by March's end. Active users peaked at 180K in late January, then declined to 84K by the quarter's close.
Pirate Kings™, developed by Playtika LTD, showed a robust revenue trend with a high of $6.9M in late January, though it did see a dip to $2.4M by the end of March. Downloads remained relatively low but consistent, hovering around the 70K-100K mark, and active users showed a slight decline from 699K at the start of the period to 509K at the end.
Planet Pirates by Planet Factory Interactive displayed a varied revenue pattern, starting at $39 at the end of December, dipping to $10 in early February, and then soaring to $93 in the last week of March. Downloads began at 135K, dropped to 50K in late March, and increased slightly to 60K by the quarter's end. Unfortunately, data on weekly active users for Planet Pirates is not provided.
Lastly, Pirates of the Caribbean : ToW from JOYCITY Corp showed an impressive revenue peak of $5.3M in the second week of February, with a general downward trend to $1.1M by the end of March. Downloads ranged from 327K in mid-January to 140K by the close of the quarter, while active users showed a decrease from 504K to 346K in the same timeframe.
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