Top 5 Pirate Games on iOS in the Middle East: Q3 2022 Performance

In the third quarter of 2022, the top 5 pirate-themed games on iOS in the Middle East showed varied performance in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a closer look at how these games fared:

Pirate Kings™ from Playtika LTD experienced notable fluctuations in its metrics. Weekly revenue started at around $7.3K at the end of June, peaking at $9.9K in the final week of September. Downloads saw a significant rise mid-quarter, reaching 639 in the week of August 1, before dropping to 206 by the end of September. The number of active users varied, peaking at 5.3K in late July and ending the quarter at 3.6K.

Pirate: Sea of Storms by TRUSTWELL LIMITED saw a dramatic increase in weekly revenue, climbing from $69 at the end of June to $8.2K by the end of July, though it dropped to zero in August. Downloads followed a similar pattern, surging to 1.5K in the week of July 11 before declining sharply to 35 in the week of August 1.

Pirates of the Caribbean: ToW by JOYCITY Corp maintained relatively steady revenue throughout the quarter, starting at $529 and peaking at $569 in the final week of September. Downloads remained consistently low, with a slight peak at 19 in mid-September. Active users decreased gradually, from 122 at the end of June to 53 by the end of September.

Pirate Raid: Caribbean Battle from SayGames LTD showed a steady revenue increase, starting at $150 and peaking at $876 in early September. Downloads also showed a strong performance, peaking at 936 in early August before gradually declining to 125 in the last week of September. Active users increased from 1.2K at the end of June to a peak of 2.3K in mid-August, before dropping to 1.4K by the end of the quarter.

Lord of Seas by SPARKLER GAMES HONG KONG LIMITED had fluctuating revenue, peaking at $806 in early July but dropping significantly to only $32 by mid-September. Downloads were relatively low throughout the quarter, with a peak of 294 in mid-July. Active users saw a peak of 184 in mid-July but dropped to zero by the end of August.

The data presented in this article comes from Sensor Tower. For more in-depth insights and trends, visit Sensor Tower.