Top 5 Third Person Games on Android in the US: Q2 2022

During the second quarter of 2022, the top 5 third-person games on Android in the United States showed a diverse array of performance metrics. The data, collected by Sensor Tower, reveals interesting trends in downloads, revenue, and active user engagement.

Subway Surfers maintained strong performance throughout the quarter. Weekly revenue saw a significant rise, peaking at about $103K in late May, before tapering off to around $45.7K by the end of June. Downloads experienced a notable jump, reaching a high of approximately 243.7K in the week of May 23, and then stabilizing around 155.4K by the end of June. Active users mirrored this trend, peaking at about 5.7M in late May and gradually declining to 4.5M by the end of the quarter.

Tall Man Run showed a dramatic increase in downloads early in the quarter, with a peak of around 248.8K in late April. However, downloads declined to approximately 66.9K by the end of June. Active users followed a similar pattern, peaking at about 592.2K in early May and then decreasing to 216.5K by the quarter's end. Revenue remained relatively low, fluctuating around a few hundred dollars weekly, peaking at $405 in early May.

Apex Legends Mobile, launched in May, saw an impressive debut with weekly downloads peaking at about 839K in its first week. Downloads then declined to around 47.5K by the end of June. Revenue also saw an initial high of approximately $357K in late May before dropping to about $79.9K by the end of June. Active users started strong at around 814.5K but decreased steadily to 294.3K by the quarter's end.

Race Master 3D - Car Racing showed consistent performance in downloads, maintaining around 80K to 95K weekly throughout the quarter. Active users remained stable, fluctuating around 350K to 370K. Revenue was relatively modest, peaking at $7.6K in late May and averaging around $4K to $5K weekly for most of the quarter.

Sonic Forces: PvP Battle Race experienced a peak in downloads of approximately 139.4K in mid-April, which then declined to around 57K by the end of June. Revenue saw a peak of about $29.2K in late April, stabilizing around $21K to $27K weekly. Active users peaked at around 590.9K in late April and gradually declined to 485.6K by the quarter's end.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.