Top 5 Tennis Games Performance in South America for Q1 2022

In the first quarter of 2022, the top 5 tennis games in South America demonstrated varied performance metrics across downloads, revenue, and active users. This data, sourced from Sensor Tower, provides insights into the market trends for these popular applications.

Tennis Clash：Sports Stars Game by Wildlife Studios saw a robust performance in Q1. Weekly downloads peaked at around 112K in late January and maintained an average of over 70K throughout the quarter. Revenue consistently hovered around the $30K mark, peaking at approximately $35K in early January. Active users showed a steady increase, reaching up to 608K by the end of January and fluctuating around the 500K mark for much of the quarter.

Ultimate Tennis from Metaverse Labs Inc. had a more modest performance. Weekly downloads averaged around 3K, with a slight peak at 3.5K in early February. Revenue remained low, peaking at just under $400 in early January. Active users fluctuated slightly, maintaining an average of around 7.5K throughout the quarter.

Virtua Tennis Challenge by SEGA showed a consistent upward trend in downloads, starting at 1.5K and reaching nearly 3.8K by late March. Revenue was relatively stable, averaging around $200 per week. Active users increased steadily, starting at approximately 3.8K and rising to over 6.4K by the end of March.

Tennis Arena from Helium9 Games, despite being a newer entry, managed to attract significant attention. Downloads were highest at the start of the quarter with 6.5K in early January but gradually declined to around 1.5K by late March. Revenue saw a peak of $178 in late January, with a general downward trend afterward. Active users started strong at 8.3K but declined to around 4K by the end of the quarter.

Tennis Manager Mobile by ReboundCG had lower engagement compared to the other apps. Weekly downloads were consistently low, peaking at 438 in early January. Revenue was minimal, with a peak of $155 in late December. Active users saw a gradual decline, starting at around 2K and dropping to just over 1K by the end of March.

These insights underline the varying degrees of engagement and revenue generation among the top tennis games in South America. For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.