Top 5 Shoot'em Up Games on Android in Africa Q2 2022

The second quarter of 2022 saw impressive performances from the top 5 Shoot'em Up games on the Android platform in Africa. Here's a detailed look at their trends in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users.

1945 Air Force: Airplane games by 1SOFT showed a consistent increase in weekly revenue, starting from approximately $1.1K at the beginning of April and peaking at around $1.5K by the end of June. Weekly downloads for the game varied, reaching a high of approximately 111K in early April and stabilizing around 99K by the end of the quarter. The game maintained strong weekly active users, starting with around 682K and ending with approximately 737K.

Space shooter - Galaxy attack, also by 1SOFT, had fluctuating weekly revenue, starting at around $1.1K and decreasing to about $524 by the end of June. The game’s weekly downloads saw a peak of approximately 59K, while weekly active users remained steady, ranging from around 420K to 476K throughout the quarter.

Galaxy Attack: Shooting Game maintained a steady weekly revenue, fluctuating between approximately $774 and $796. Weekly downloads for this game showed a significant increase towards the end of June, reaching around 61K. The game’s weekly active users saw a slight decline from approximately 646K to 638K over the quarter.

Archero by Habby had a relatively stable weekly revenue, ranging from approximately $413 to $797. Weekly downloads were more volatile, with a significant spike to around 1.6K in mid-June. The game’s weekly active users showed a gradual decline from approximately 16K to 12.7K by the end of June.

Finally, Galaxiga Arcade Shooting Game by 1SOFT experienced varying weekly revenue, peaking at around $722 in early May and settling at approximately $330 by the end of June. Weekly downloads saw notable increases, reaching up to approximately 58K in early June. The game’s weekly active users grew significantly, starting at around 55K and peaking at approximately 98K.

These trends highlight the dynamic nature of the Shoot'em Up games market on Android in Africa. For more detailed insights, visit Sensor Tower.