Top 5 Military Games on Android in Australia Q4 2021

In Q4 2021, the top 5 military games on the Android platform in Australia demonstrated diverse performance metrics. The data from Sensor Tower provides an in-depth look at their weekly revenue, downloads, and active user trends.

Top War: Battle Game experienced fluctuations in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $69K in late November. Weekly downloads saw a downward trend, starting at 1.6K in late September and dropping significantly to around 480 by the end of November, before slightly recovering to 750 in the last week of December. Active users also followed a declining trend from 6K in late September to around 3K by the end of December.

Call of Duty: Mobile Season 8 had a consistent weekly revenue, hovering around $52K in late September and maintaining a steady range between $35K and $52K throughout the quarter. Downloads showed a decrease from 3.4K in late September to around 1.7K by the end of November, with a slight increase to 2.8K in the final week of December. Active users remained relatively stable, fluctuating between 43K and 53K throughout the quarter.

Warpath: Ace Shooter saw a varied revenue trend, peaking at $22K in late October and experiencing a low of around $9.7K in mid-December. Downloads fluctuated, starting at 564 in late September, dipping to 190 by the end of November, and rising to 679 in the last week of December. Active users remained fairly stable, with a slight increase from 5.9K in late September to around 5.6K by the end of December.

TOY WARS showed a consistent revenue performance, peaking at approximately $11.2K in late October and at the end of December. Downloads were low, starting at 75 in late September and showing minor fluctuations throughout the quarter, peaking at 170 in early December. Active users declined from 916 in late September to 542 in the last week of December.

Mobile Strike had a steady revenue at the beginning of the quarter with around $13K in late September, but saw a decline to approximately $2K in early December, before a slight recovery to $4.1K by the end of December. Download data was minimal, with only a few downloads recorded sporadically. Active user data was not provided.

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