Top 5 Pirate Games on iOS in the US: Q1 2022 Performance

In the first quarter of 2022, the top 5 pirate games on iOS in the United States showed varied performance in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a detailed look at how each game fared, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Bounty Pirates from Harbin Tairuibao Technology Co.,ltd. had a notable start with its release on March 17, 2022. Weekly revenue peaked at approximately $90.9K in the week of March 21 and then declined to around $58.1K by the end of the month. Downloads started strong at 33.7K in the week of March 14 but dropped to 6.2K by the week of March 28.

Pirate Raid: Caribbean Battle by SayGames LTD saw a gradual increase in weekly revenue, reaching around $2.7K in mid-February before stabilizing around $1.7K towards the end of March. Downloads fluctuated, peaking at 7K in late December and then stabilizing at around 3.5K by the end of March. Active users showed a steady increase from 9.2K in early February to 11.8K in late March.

Last Pirate: Island Survival from RetroStyle Games experienced modest weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $649 in early January and ending the quarter at around $532. Downloads remained relatively stable, averaging around 1.7K to 2K per week. Active users saw a slight decline, starting at 4.3K at the end of December and ending at around 3.7K in late March.

Save The Pirate! Help! Escape! by Volodymyr Bondarenko had no revenue data available but showed fluctuating download numbers. Downloads peaked at 1.8K in early January and then varied around 700 to 800 towards the end of March. Active users also fluctuated, peaking at 1.7K in early January and then stabilizing at around 700 by the end of March.

Pirates of the Caribbean: ToW from JOYCITY Corp showed impressive weekly revenue, peaking at around $103.5K in late January before stabilizing around $54.3K by the end of March. Downloads remained stable, averaging around 700 to 1K per week. Active users increased from 1.5K at the end of December to 1.8K in late March.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.