Top 5 Shooter Games on Android in Spain Q1 2022

In Q1 2022, the top shooter games on the Android platform in Spain exhibited diverse trends in downloads, revenue, and active user metrics. Data from Sensor Tower reveals the performance patterns for the top 5 games: Free Fire: 7th Anniversary, Call of Duty: Mobile Season 8, PUBG MOBILE, Free Fire MAX, and War Robots Multiplayer Battles.

Free Fire: 7th Anniversary from Garena International I experienced a somewhat stable revenue stream, peaking at approximately $56K in late December 2021 and maintaining around $37K to $41K per week throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads showed a slight decline from mid-January, fluctuating between 8.7K and 15.2K. Active users initially dropped from 543K to 378K by early February but rebounded to over 531K by the end of March.

Call of Duty: Mobile Season 8 by Activision Publishing, Inc. saw a decline in weekly revenue, starting at $50K and dropping to a low of around $16K in mid-March before recovering slightly to $31K by the end of the quarter. Downloads decreased from 10.7K in late December to around 7.1K by the end of March. Active users also showed a gradual decline from 190K to 164K over the quarter.

PUBG MOBILE from Level Infinite had a steady weekly revenue, ranging between $16K and $26K, with a peak of $26K at the end of March. Downloads saw a significant drop from 13.4K in mid-January to just 4.2K in early March, before stabilizing around 5.4K. Active users fluctuated around 98K to 107K, with a slight increase towards the end of the quarter, reaching 102K.

Free Fire MAX, also by Garena International I, showed consistent weekly revenue around $13K to $20K. Downloads declined from 5.8K in late December to approximately 4.1K by the end of March. Active users remained relatively stable, ranging between 75K and 82K throughout the quarter.

Finally, War Robots Multiplayer Battles by MY.GAMES B.V. maintained a steady revenue, peaking at $11K at the end of March. Downloads fluctuated between 1.4K and 3.9K, with a notable dip in mid-March. Active users saw an increase from 10.5K in late December to 17K by late February, before dropping to around 10.5K by the end of March.

For more detailed insights and trends, visit Sensor Tower.