Top 5 Shoot'em Up Games on Android in the UK - Q3 2022

During the third quarter of 2022, the top 5 shoot'em up games on the Android platform in the United Kingdom showcased diverse performance trends in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. The data, provided by Sensor Tower, offers insights into the market dynamics of these popular games.

Azur Lane from Yostar Limited experienced a significant rise in weekly revenue, peaking at around $22.4K in the final week of September. Weekly downloads remained relatively steady, fluctuating between 217 and 361 throughout the quarter. In terms of weekly active users, the game saw a slight decline from 1.7K in late June to approximately 1.5K by the end of September.

Survivor.io by Habby showed remarkable growth in both downloads and revenue. Weekly revenue surged from $5.1K in mid-August to nearly $23K in the last week of September. Downloads also saw a significant increase, reaching a peak of over 26K in the week of September 12. The game’s weekly active users grew impressively from 5.2K to 55.3K within the same period.

Archero, another title from Habby, maintained a steady performance in terms of revenue, which hovered around $5K to $7K throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads were relatively stable, with a slight increase from 914 to 1.2K. The game’s active user base saw minor fluctuations, ending the quarter with approximately 20.5K weekly active users.

Space shooter - Galaxy attack from 1SOFT demonstrated consistent performance with weekly revenue mostly in the range of $3K to $5K, peaking at $5.7K in the final week of September. Weekly downloads showed an upward trend, reaching over 10K in mid-September. The game maintained a robust active user base, growing from around 61.4K to 71.3K throughout the quarter.

Hunt Royale: Action RPG Battle by BoomBit Games experienced varied metrics. Weekly revenue showed fluctuations, peaking at $7K in late June and ending the quarter at approximately $5.5K. Downloads increased notably in early September, hitting a high of 1.4K. The game’s active users also saw growth, rising from around 2.2K in late June to 3.4K by mid-September.

For more detailed insights and analysis, visit Sensor Tower.