Top 5 Planes Games in Latvia Q1 2022: Unified Platform Performance

In the first quarter of 2022, the top five planes games in Latvia demonstrated diverse performance trends across downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s an overview of how each app performed, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Airport City Manager Simulator experienced fluctuations in both revenue and downloads. Weekly revenue peaked at approximately $314 in the first week of January before declining to around $133 by the end of March. Weekly downloads saw a high of 156 in mid-January but dropped to 46 by mid-March, before recovering to 97 in the final week of the quarter.

HAWK: Airplane Space games showed an inconsistent revenue trend, with weekly revenue ranging from $39 to $131. The highest revenue was recorded in the week of January 24. Downloads remained relatively low, with a peak of 20 in the last week of January and fluctuating between 1 and 17 for the rest of the quarter.

RFS - Real Flight Simulator maintained a steady revenue stream, with weekly revenue peaking at $78 in early February and averaging around $60 throughout the quarter. Downloads were modest, peaking at 20 in the first week of January and generally staying below 12 for the rest of the period.

Infinite Flight Simulator exhibited a varied revenue pattern, with a high of $87 in mid-January and fluctuations throughout the quarter, ending at $32 in the last week of March. Weekly downloads showed a peak of 86 in early January, with numbers generally hovering around 70 for most of the quarter.

Sky Warriors: Airplane Games showed significant growth in both revenue and downloads. The app’s revenue peaked at $107 in early March, with a steady increase observed throughout the quarter. Downloads surged to 226 in the first week of March, demonstrating a strong upward trend from 125 at the start of the quarter.

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