Top 5 Paid Games Performance on Unified Platform in Nigeria - Q4 2021

In the fourth quarter of 2021, the top 5 paid games in Nigeria showed diverse trends in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. This data, sourced from Sensor Tower, gives an insightful look into how these popular games performed across both iOS and Android platforms.

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas from Rockstar Games experienced a gradual increase in weekly revenue, starting at $221 in the last week of September and peaking at $437 in the final week of December. Weekly downloads saw a consistent upward trend, reaching a high of 128 in late October and maintaining over 100 downloads per week throughout December. Weekly active users also showed a steady climb, increasing from 500 at the end of September to a peak of 625 in the week of December 20.

Football Manager 2022 Mobile by SEGA had a notable start with $1.2K in revenue during its release week in early November. However, revenue dropped to around $320 by the end of December. Downloads began at 129 in the first week but dipped to 28 by the end of December.

Minecraft from Mojang showed consistent weekly revenue growth, starting at $186 in late September and peaking at $372 in the last week of December. Weekly downloads remained relatively stable, fluctuating between 110 and 165 throughout the quarter. Active users showed a slight increase, peaking at 9.2K in the week of December 20.

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, also from Rockstar Games, had a stable revenue pattern, with weekly revenue ranging from $76 to $126. Downloads remained fairly consistent, peaking at 30 in late October and mid-December. Active users hovered around the 100 mark throughout the quarter, peaking at 110 in early November.

Finally, Football Manager 2021 Mobile from SEGA showed a decline in both revenue and downloads. Weekly revenue started at $141 in late September and dropped to $42 by the end of December. Downloads were minimal, peaking at 12 in early October and dropping to 0 in several weeks of the quarter.

For more detailed insights, visit Sensor Tower.