AI Insights · Timothy · April 2022
Top 5 MOBA Apps on iOS in Cyprus in Q1 2022
A look into the performance of the top 5 MOBA applications on iOS in Cyprus during the first quarter of 2022, based on weekly revenue, downloads, and active users.
During the first quarter of 2022, the top 5 MOBA applications on iOS in Cyprus showcased varying trends in terms of weekly revenue and downloads. Here’s a closer look at the performance of these apps.
Brawl Stars experienced fluctuations in weekly revenue, starting at around $2.2K and dipping to $950 in the first week of January. The revenue saw another peak at approximately $1.8K by mid-January, with minor ups and downs throughout the quarter, finally settling at about $1.4K by the end of March. Weekly downloads also varied, starting at 322 and hitting a low of 97 in the week of January 24, before stabilizing around 160 towards the end of the quarter.
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang saw its weekly revenue peak at $966 in mid-March. The revenue trends were quite irregular, with notable highs and lows, including a substantial dip to $125 in early February. Downloads remained relatively low, starting at 51 and dropping to a low of 5 in the week of February 21. The numbers slightly recovered towards the end of the quarter, averaging around 23.
League of Legends: Wild Rift maintained a steady revenue stream, peaking at $325 in mid-January. The revenue saw minor fluctuations, with a low of $62 in late February, but ended the quarter on a higher note at $210. Weekly downloads showed a similar trend, starting at 121 and experiencing a drop to 22 in late February, but recovered slightly to 45 by the end of March.
Arena of Valor exhibited modest revenue figures, starting at $65 and seeing a slight increase to $119 in mid-January. The revenue remained relatively stable, ending the quarter again at $65. Downloads were minimal throughout the quarter, peaking at just 16 in the week of January 31 and dropping to zero in several weeks.
Vainglory recorded the lowest revenue among the top 5, starting at $73 and gradually declining to $35 by early March. The revenue saw little variation, ending the quarter at $38. Downloads were nearly nonexistent, with only a few weeks showing minimal numbers, peaking at 2 in early March.
The data for this analysis comes from Sensor Tower, providing deeper insights into the performance of mobile applications. For more detailed metrics and trends, visit Sensor Tower.
