Top 5 Shoot'em Up Games in Africa: Q2 2022 Performance on Unified Platform

In the second quarter of 2022, the top 5 Shoot'em Up games in Africa showcased varying trends in downloads, revenue, and active users. Here's a closer look at how each game performed on a unified platform, with insights provided by Sensor Tower.

1945 - Airplane shooting game from ONESOFT GLOBAL PTE. LTD. experienced a fluctuating weekly revenue trend, peaking at around $2.5K in early June. Weekly downloads showed notable highs, reaching approximately 118K in early April and 104K in mid-June, while weekly active users saw a steady increase, peaking at nearly 767K by the end of June.

Archero from HABBY saw an initial rise in weekly revenue, peaking at $2.1K in early April, followed by a gradual decline to around $884 by the end of June. Downloads fluctuated, with a notable peak of 2K in mid-June. Active users saw a slight decline, starting at around 19K in early April and ending at approximately 15K by late June.

Galaxy Attack: Alien Shooter from ABI GLOBAL LTD. had its highest weekly revenue of about $1.5K at the end of June. Weekly downloads surged to approximately 61K in mid-June. Active users saw a peak of around 712K in early April, with fluctuations throughout the quarter, ending at around 654K.

Galaxy Attack: Space Shooter from RocketAds Ltd exhibited a steady revenue trend, peaking at $1.7K in early April. Downloads remained strong, reaching around 63K by the end of June. Active users showed a consistent increase, peaking at around 509K in early June.

Mr Autofire from Lightheart Entertainment had a mixed performance with weekly revenue peaking at $1.2K in late April. Downloads were relatively low, with a peak of 373 in late March. Active users saw a gradual decline from around 10K in mid-April to approximately 6.4K by the end of June.

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