Top 5 First Person Games on Android in the US Q3 2021

During Q3 2021, the top 5 first-person games on the Android platform in the United States showcased varied performance trends in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. This analysis, based on data from Sensor Tower, provides insights into their market dynamics.

Elemental Master from Supersonic Studios LTD saw a remarkable peak in weekly downloads early in the quarter, reaching approximately 180K in mid-July. However, downloads declined steadily, stabilizing around 32K by the end of September. Weekly revenue experienced a brief peak at $100 in mid-July before tapering off to zero in subsequent weeks. Active users peaked at 223.8K in mid-July, following a similar declining trend, ending the quarter with around 58K.

Ninja Hands by Yso Corp demonstrated a strong start with weekly downloads peaking at approximately 108.5K in late July. Downloads showed a downward trend but saw a resurgence to 59.1K in the last week of September. Revenue steadily increased, peaking at $275 in late August, before declining to $121 by the end of the quarter. Active users followed a similar pattern, peaking at 150.2K in early August and ending at 93.5K.

Sculpt People from CrazyLabs LTD maintained a consistent performance in weekly downloads, fluctuating between 42K to 59K throughout the quarter. Active users also remained relatively stable, starting at 170.6K in late June and ending at 117.5K by the end of September.

Clawee - Real Claw Machines by Gigantic Connected Reality Arcade Ltd. exhibited strong revenue figures, with weekly earnings ranging from $176K to $238K. Weekly downloads varied, peaking at 67.9K in mid-July and ending at 47.5K. The game maintained a high number of active users, starting at 234K and peaking at 265.2K in mid-July, before ending the quarter at 237.7K.

DIY Makeup by CrazyLabs LTD saw a decline in weekly downloads from 103.9K in late June to 40.3K by the end of September. Active users also decreased, starting at 316.6K and ending at 136.6K.

These trends highlight the competitive nature of the first-person gaming market on Android in the US. For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.