Top 5 Fish Games on iOS in Russia in Q1 2022

In Q1 2022, the top 5 fish-themed games on the iOS platform in Russia demonstrated diverse trends in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. The data, provided by Sensor Tower, offers a detailed look at the performance of these popular games.

Fishdom from Playrix saw a significant peak in weekly revenue, reaching approximately $112K by the end of January. Weekly downloads for the game also showed a strong start, peaking at around 31K in mid-February, before dropping to 10K by early March. The weekly active users followed a somewhat fluctuating pattern, peaking at nearly 126K in late February before settling at around 75K by the end of March.

Hungry Shark World by Ubisoft had a notable rise in weekly downloads, reaching nearly 20K by the end of February. The game's weekly revenue showed minor fluctuations, peaking at just over $1.3K at the end of January. The active user base demonstrated a strong performance, peaking at approximately 94K in early March, before stabilizing around 82K by the quarter's end.

Hungry Shark Evolution, another title from Ubisoft, experienced a peak in weekly downloads of around 10K in early January. The weekly revenue saw its highest point in mid-January at about $1.4K. The active users for this game showed a steady increase, reaching approximately 25K by the end of March.

Undersea Solitaire Tripeaks from Plarium Global Ltd had modest performance metrics. The game's weekly revenue peaked at $187 at the end of January, while the downloads remained relatively low, peaking at 57 in early February. The active user count reached its highest point in early February at 190, before declining to just over 100 by the end of March.

Pixel Sword Fish io by Zurab Inaishvili showed lower performance metrics compared to its counterparts. The game's weekly revenue peaked at $123 in early February, while the downloads fluctuated, peaking at 197 in late January. The active user base saw its highest point at 360 in late January before declining to 153 by the end of March.

For more insights and detailed data on the performance of mobile games, visit Sensor Tower.