Top 5 Military Games on Android in Norway for Q2 2022

The second quarter of 2022 saw varied performance among the top five military games on the Android platform in Norway. This analysis, based on Sensor Tower data, provides insights into weekly downloads, revenue, and active user trends for these popular games.

Supremacy 1914 - WW1 Strategy from Bytro Labs experienced notable fluctuations in both revenue and user engagement. Weekly revenue peaked at around $2.8K in early May, dropping to approximately $1.2K by mid-June. Downloads surged initially, reaching over 3K in mid-April, then stabilized at around 500 towards the end of the quarter. Active users followed a similar pattern, peaking at nearly 4K in late April before declining to about 2.1K by the end of June.

Lion Studios' Army Commander showed a consistent decline in metrics throughout the quarter. Weekly revenue dropped from about $150 at the start to under $40 by the end of June. Downloads decreased from over 2K in late March to less than 200 by mid-June, with a slight uptick to 194 in the final week. Active users also saw a steady decline from nearly 3K in late March to around 626 by the end of June.

Top War: Battle Game by RiverGame demonstrated robust revenue performance, peaking at $7.7K in mid-April and maintaining an average of around $4.5K through the quarter. Downloads remained relatively low, fluctuating around 300 weekly, with a notable spike to 715 in early June. Active users increased gradually, from 1.7K in late March to around 2.5K by mid-June.

Critical Strike CS: Online FPS from VERTIGO GAMES maintained steady revenue, ranging from $96 to $167 weekly. Downloads were modest, with weekly numbers hovering around 150, except for a peak of 267 in mid-April. Active users showed a slight decline, starting at over 1K in late March and ending at around 707 by the end of June.

Call of Duty: Mobile Season 7 by Activision Publishing, Inc. remained a strong contender with consistent revenue and user engagement. Weekly revenue varied between $1.1K and $2.5K, peaking in mid-June. Downloads were steady, averaging around 150 per week. Active users remained high, fluctuating between 3.4K and 4.3K throughout the quarter.

These insights highlight the dynamic nature of the mobile gaming market in Norway. To delve deeper into these trends and explore more data, visit Sensor Tower.