Performance of Top 5 First Person Games in Oceania for Q3 2022

During the third quarter of 2022, the top five first person games in Oceania showcased distinct trends in their performance metrics. Here, we dive into the weekly downloads, revenue, and active users data for these popular apps, based on Sensor Tower insights.

Call of Duty®: Mobile from Activision Publishing, Inc. saw a mixed performance in Q3. Weekly revenue fluctuated, peaking at around $167K in early August before settling near $146K by the end of September. Downloads remained relatively stable, ranging between approximately 10K and 12K weekly. However, active users exhibited a gradual decline from 157K in late June to about 142K by the end of the quarter.

Minecraft, developed by Mojang, experienced a steady decline in weekly revenue from $74K in mid-July to around $54K by the end of September. Weekly downloads fluctuated modestly, maintaining an average between 3.8K and 4.5K. Active users, however, remained robust, holding steady around the 340K mark throughout the quarter.

Chapters: Interactive Stories by Crazy Maple Studio, Inc. showed a downward trend in both revenue and active users. Weekly revenue dropped from around $31K in late July to roughly $24K at the end of September. Similarly, active users decreased from 7.4K in early August to about 4K by the end of the quarter. Downloads also saw a decline, from a peak of 3.2K in early August to just over 1K by the end of September.

Cooking Madness-Kitchen Frenzy, published by ZenLife Games Pte. Ltd., had a stable revenue trend, averaging around $20K per week. Downloads varied slightly, with highs of around 5.7K in mid-July and lows of 3.4K in early September. Active users saw a decline from 20K in mid-July to approximately 15K by the end of September.

Finally, Choices: Stories You Play from Pixelberry Studios recorded a gradual decrease in revenue, from $22K in late July to around $17K by the end of September. Weekly downloads remained low yet steady, fluctuating between 900 and 1.2K. Active users exhibited notable fluctuations, peaking at 19K in mid-July and dipping to 11.5K in mid-September before rising again to 17K by the end of the quarter.

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