Top 5 Planes Games on Android in Russia for Q4 2021

In Q4 2021, the top 5 planes games on the Android platform in Russia showcased varying performance metrics in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a detailed look at how each app fared during this period, based on data from Sensor Tower.

1945 Air Force: Airplane games

1945 Air Force: Airplane games saw a steady increase in weekly downloads, starting at around 40K in late September and peaking at nearly 38K by the end of December. Weekly revenue fluctuated, reaching its highest at approximately $2.1K in the last week of December. Active user numbers exhibited some variability, maintaining an average of around 140K users weekly, with a slight peak towards the end of the quarter.

Flight Pilot: 3D Simulator

Flight Pilot: 3D Simulator experienced a decline in active users, from 110K in late September to about 79K by the end of December. Weekly downloads had a similar trend, starting at nearly 29K and ending at around 20K. Revenue remained relatively modest, peaking at around $118 in late November.

Airline Commander: Flight Game

Airline Commander: Flight Game showed a noticeable spike in weekly downloads mid-October, reaching over 33K, before stabilizing around 14K to 17K towards the end of the quarter. Weekly revenue peaked at approximately $580 in mid-October. Active user numbers also saw a rise, peaking at around 75K in late October, before gradually declining to about 45K by the end of December.

Crazy Plane Landing

Crazy Plane Landing had a significant increase in weekly downloads, starting at around 7.8K in late September and reaching a peak of over 55K in early December. Revenue followed suit, peaking at approximately $176 in the last week of December. Active users also saw a sharp rise, peaking at nearly 75K in early December before stabilizing around 38K by the end of the month.

Missiles!

Missiles! experienced a gradual decline in weekly active users, dropping from about 106K in late September to around 8.7K by the end of December. Weekly downloads also saw a downward trend, starting at nearly 65K and declining to about 1.7K. Revenue remained minimal, peaking at around $116 in late September.

For more detailed insights and data on mobile app performance, visit Sensor Tower.