Top 5 Soccer Games in Qatar: Q1 2022 Performance

In the first quarter of 2022, the top five soccer game applications in Qatar showed varied performance metrics in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a closer look at how each of these leading apps fared.

Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team from KLab Inc. saw its weekly revenue fluctuate, starting at approximately $10.8K in late December and dropping to around $1.4K by the end of January. The revenue then experienced ups and downs, peaking at about $9.7K in the first week of February and ending the quarter with roughly $6K. Weekly downloads were relatively low, ranging from 6 to 64, with a slight increase towards the end of March. Active users showed a general decline from 132 to 96 over the quarter.

EA SPORTS FC™ Mobile Soccer by Electronic Arts demonstrated a strong performance in weekly revenue, starting at $1.9K and peaking at around $5.2K by the end of February. Downloads remained fairly consistent, with figures ranging from 1.5K to 2.8K. The app enjoyed a steady increase in active users from 8.5K to approximately 12.8K by mid-March, maintaining this level through the end of the quarter.

Top Eleven Be a Soccer Manager from Nordeus saw its weekly revenue peak at about $3.1K at the end of January, before declining to around $637 by mid-March. Weekly downloads decreased from 291 to a low of 48 in late February but picked up again to reach 301 by the end of March. Active users saw a slight decline from 1.7K to around 1.2K in late February, but recovered to 1.5K by the end of March.

Dream League Soccer 2024 by First Touch Games Ltd. maintained a relatively stable weekly revenue, starting at $1.6K and peaking at $2.6K in early February. The downloads were consistent, ranging from 1.1K to 1.7K, while active users remained strong, fluctuating slightly between 15K and 16K throughout the quarter.

eFootball™ 2024 from KONAMI experienced steady weekly revenue, starting at around $1K and peaking at approximately $2.3K at the end of January. Downloads gradually declined from 1.1K to around 515 by late February but saw a slight increase to 644 by the end of March. Active users saw a minor decline from 17.6K to about 16.2K over the quarter.

These insights, derived from Sensor Tower data, highlight the dynamic nature of the mobile gaming market in Qatar. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower.