Top 5 Historical Games on Android in South America: Q1 2022

Throughout the first quarter of 2022, the top historical games on Android in South America saw varied performance in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users. Data from Sensor Tower provides detailed insights into these trends.

1945 Air Force: Airplane games from 1SOFT maintained a strong presence with weekly downloads starting at 254K in early January and gradually declining to 150K by the end of March. Revenue peaked at approximately $8.7K in the last week of December and saw a general decline, ending the quarter around $6.4K. Weekly active users showed a slight decrease from 1.05M to 813K over the same period.

Rise of Kingdoms: Lost Crusade by LilithGames experienced a significant drop in weekly downloads from 251K in early January to 32K by the end of March. Despite this, the game saw peaks in revenue, reaching up to $112K at the end of January before settling at around $74K in late March. Active users mirrored the download trend, starting at 664K and decreasing to 669K by the end of the quarter.

Comics Bob from SayGames Ltd saw stable weekly downloads, beginning at 208K and slightly decreasing to 121K. The game had no recorded revenue for the quarter. Active users remained consistent, starting at 557K and ending at 381K.

Supremacy 1914 - WW1 Strategy by Bytro Labs showed a growing trend in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $14.6K in early March before tapering off to $10.5K by the end of the month. Weekly downloads fluctuated, starting at 70K in early January, peaking at 148K in late January, and closing the quarter at 51K. Active users also saw growth, peaking at 152K in early March before decreasing to 79K by the end of the quarter.

World War 2: Shooting Games from Edkon Games GmbH had steady weekly downloads, starting at 111K in early January and gradually declining to 61K by late March. Revenue remained relatively stable, fluctuating between $1.7K and $2.2K throughout the quarter. Active users started at 319K and ended at 225K.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.