Top 5 Pirate Games in Saudi Arabia Q1 2022: Performance Insights

Throughout the first quarter of 2022, pirate-themed games in Saudi Arabia saw varied performance across different metrics. Here's a detailed look at how the top 5 pirate games fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users.

Last Pirate: Island Survival from RetroStyle Games experienced fluctuating weekly downloads, starting at approximately 2.2K in early January and slightly declining to around 1.3K by the end of March. Weekly revenue showed minimal activity, peaking at $17 in mid-January, while weekly active users decreased from 4.2K to around 2.8K throughout the quarter.

Pirate Raid: Caribbean Battle by SayGames LTD saw a gradual decline in weekly downloads, from over 2.1K in late December to just 760 by the end of March. Despite this, the game managed to maintain relatively stable weekly revenue, peaking at $61 in late February. Weekly active users also saw a decline, starting at 3.7K and ending the quarter at approximately 2.5K.

Bounty Pirates, released by Harbin Tairuibao Technology Co., Ltd. in mid-March, had a strong debut with over 11K downloads in its first week. However, downloads quickly dropped to 468 by the end of March. The game's weekly revenue also saw a significant drop from $2.1K to $1.1K over the same period.

Save The Pirate! Help! Escape! from Volodymyr Bondarenko experienced a steady increase in weekly downloads early in the quarter, peaking at 1.7K in early February before declining to 547 by the end of March. Weekly revenue was modest, with a peak of $20 in early January. The game maintained a solid base of weekly active users, averaging around 9K to 10K throughout the quarter.

Lord of Seas by SPARKLER GAMES HONG KONG LIMITED had a notable spike in downloads mid-February with over 2K downloads in the week of February 14. However, downloads fell sharply, and by the end of March, only 10 downloads were recorded. Weekly revenue peaked at $58 in late December but saw a downward trend, with minimal activity by the end of the quarter. Weekly active users followed a similar pattern, peaking at 1.3K in mid-February and dropping to 82 by the end of March.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower's platform.