Top 5 Shopping Games on iOS in Africa Q2 2022

In Q2 2022, the top 5 shopping games on iOS in Africa exhibited a range of performance metrics, showcasing varying patterns in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here's a closer look at the data for each app.

My Mini Mart from SUPERSONIC STUDIOS LTD saw weekly revenue grow steadily, peaking at around $215 in mid-April and maintaining an average of approximately $190 towards the end of June. The app's weekly downloads fluctuated, with a notable jump to 3.6K in early June. Active users increased significantly from 5.5K at the end of March to 7.1K by early June, before settling at about 5.6K at the end of the quarter.

Cashier 3D by Rollic Games experienced minimal revenue, with a small peak at $44 in late March. Weekly downloads varied, beginning at around 292 and reaching a high of 1.1K in mid-June. Active users showed a similar pattern, starting at 1.3K in late March and increasing to 2.8K by mid-June.

Miga Town: My Store from XiHe Digital (GuangZhou) Technology Co., Ltd had modest revenue, peaking at $97 in late May. The app's weekly downloads remained relatively stable, averaging around 200, with a slight increase to 265 by the end of June. Active users also showed a steady trend, starting at 391 in late March and reaching 442 by the end of June.

Supermarket Mania Journey by G5 Entertainment AB maintained low revenue, with minor peaks at $35 in mid-April and $33 in early June. Weekly downloads fluctuated between 83 and 178, with a peak in mid-June. Active users showed a gradual increase, from 104 in late March to 184 by the end of June.

Vlad and Niki Supermarket game from Oculist had minimal revenue, with small peaks of $16 and $15 in early May and early June, respectively. Weekly downloads were relatively low, starting at 78 and peaking at 171 by late April, before stabilizing around 160 in June. Active users increased from 164 in late March to 294 by the end of June.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower. For more detailed information and further insights, visit Sensor Tower.