Top 5 Racing Games Performance in Latin America - Q1 2021

In the first quarter of 2021, Latin America's racing game enthusiasts showed their preferences through downloads and active user numbers. Sensor Tower provides a comprehensive look at how these top 5 racing games performed on the unified platform.

Starting with Mario Kart Tour, the game saw a fluctuation in downloads, starting at approximately 281K in the last week of December and peaking at 333K in the second week of March. Weekly active users followed a similar trend, with a slight drop from 1.86M to 1.67M by the end of March. The game's revenue also showed a declining pattern, starting at around $54K and ending the quarter at $45K.

Zynga Inc.'s CSR 2 - Realistic Drag Racing experienced a decrease in downloads, from 118K to around 27K, and a decrease in weekly active users from 526K to 312K. Revenue trends followed suit, dipping from $32K to nearly $14K by the end of the quarter.

Need for Speed No Limits, published by Electronic Arts, had a mixed trend in downloads, starting at 183K and reaching a high of 271K in early February before settling at 166K. Active users started at 1.21M, peaked at 1.43M in mid-February, and closed the quarter at 1.16M. Revenue saw a gradual increase from $19K to $25K.

Gameloft's Asphalt 9: Legends showed a steady number of downloads, beginning at 156K and ending at 146K, with weekly active users hovering between 399K and 371K. Revenue for Asphalt 9: Legends started at $25K, dropping to $11K by the end of March.

Lastly, Real Racing 3, also from Electronic Arts, saw its downloads decrease from 164K to 99K, with active users declining from 937K to 683K. Revenue exhibited a decline from $15K to around $8K.

While trends varied across these top racing titles, the data provides a clear picture of the gaming preferences in Latin America during this period. For more detailed insights, Sensor Tower's platform has the comprehensive data.