Top 5 Pokemon Collector Games on Android in Africa: Q4 2021

The fourth quarter of 2021 saw varied performance trends for the top Pokemon collector games on Android in Africa. From high download rates to fluctuating revenue, here’s a detailed look at how these apps fared based on data from Sensor Tower.

Monster Box, published by Yso Corp, experienced a significant drop in weekly downloads, starting from 51K in late September to around 6.6K by the end of December. Revenue showed a downward trend, peaking at $29 in the last week of September and declining to as low as $3 by the end of the year. Active users followed a similar pattern, decreasing from 76.6K to approximately 18K over the same period.

Zookemon - Wild Pets by Homa demonstrated a strong start with weekly downloads peaking at 31K during mid-November but gradually decreased to around 10.8K by the end of December. Revenue saw a modest increase, peaking at $23 in late November. Active users reached a high of 37.6K in late November before settling at around 17K by the end of December.

Slugterra: Slug it Out 2 from Nightmarket Games maintained a relatively stable weekly download rate, fluctuating between 4.8K and 6.7K throughout the quarter. Revenue showed a gradual upward trend, peaking at $141 in the week of December 20. Active users remained fairly consistent, hovering around the mid-20Ks, ending the quarter at approximately 24.7K.

Pokémon UNITE, published by The Pokémon Company, saw a significant drop in weekly downloads from 27.2K in late September to about 2K by the end of December. Revenue also declined, starting at $2.4K and falling to $254 in the final week of the year. Active users peaked at 35.8K in early October but gradually decreased to around 12.8K by the end of December.

Pokémon GO by Niantic, Inc. maintained a steady performance in terms of active users, with numbers ranging from 114K to 135K throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads varied, peaking at 6.8K in late November and ending the quarter at approximately 5.7K. Revenue fluctuated significantly, reaching as high as $9.7K in early December before dropping to $5.4K by the end of the month.

These insights highlight the dynamic nature of the mobile gaming market in Africa. For more detailed data and further insights, visit Sensor Tower.