Top 5 MMORPG Apps on Android in El Salvador Q2 2022

In Q2 2022, the top 5 MMORPG apps on the Android platform in El Salvador showcased varied performance in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a detailed look at how each app fared according to data from Sensor Tower.

Diablo Immortal from Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. saw a significant spike in weekly downloads, starting at approximately 2.9K in the week of May 30, before dropping to around 200 by the end of June. The weekly revenue for the app peaked at about $388 in early June but then saw a decline to around $169 by the end of the month. Weekly active users also decreased from roughly 2.5K in early June to just under 900 by the end of the quarter.

Dino Tamers - Jurassic MMO by Foxie Ventures had a more stable but downward trend in weekly downloads, beginning at 415 in late March and falling to 132 by the end of June. The app's weekly active users saw a similar trend, starting from 637 in late March and declining to 366 by the end of the quarter. Revenue data was not available for this app during the period.

Evil Lands: Online Action RPG from Rage Quit Games LLC experienced a steady trend in weekly downloads, with an initial 155 at the end of March and a slight increase to 228 by the end of June. Weekly revenue showed minor fluctuations, peaking at $9 in early April and reaching $6 in late June. The number of weekly active users showed a gradual increase from 375 in late March to 468 by the end of June.

Dragon Storm Fantasy by GOAT Games had a notable rise in weekly active users, starting from 636 in late March and peaking at 954 in early April, before stabilizing around 585 by the end of June. Weekly downloads followed a similar pattern, with a peak of 407 in early April and a decrease to 19 by the end of June. The app's weekly revenue varied slightly, peaking at $19 in early May and ending at $11 in late June.

School of Dragons from JumpStart Games showed a decline in weekly active users from 1.1K in late March to 659 by the end of June. Weekly downloads also followed a downward trend, starting from 179 in late March and dropping to 50 by the end of the quarter. The app's weekly revenue peaked at $24 in early April but had no significant revenue data in June.

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