Top 5 Shooter Games Performance in Bahrain Q3 2022

During the third quarter of 2022, the top 5 shooter games in Bahrain exhibited a range of performance trends across weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a detailed look at their performance, based on data from Sensor Tower.

PUBG MOBILE Weekly revenue for PUBG MOBILE showed a general decline, starting from approximately $20.5K at the end of June and dropping to around $11.9K by mid-September. A slight recovery was noticed towards the end of September, peaking at about $17.8K. Weekly downloads experienced a downward trend, beginning at 1.3K in late June and decreasing to 983 by the end of September.

Free Fire: 7th Anniversary Free Fire: 7th Anniversary saw a varied pattern in weekly revenue, starting at $3.5K in late June, dropping to $1K in mid-July, and peaking again at $2.5K by the end of August. By the end of September, revenue had decreased to $853. Weekly downloads followed a similar fluctuating trend, starting at 1.04K in late June, peaking at 1.35K in mid-July, and ending at 822 downloads by the end of September.

Call of Duty®: Mobile Call of Duty®: Mobile experienced a relatively stable revenue stream with minor fluctuations. It started at around $1.5K in late June, reaching a high of $3.2K in mid-September, and then declining to $1.18K by the end of the quarter. Weekly downloads showed a steady decrease from 659 in late June to 467 by the end of September.

Giant Wanted Giant Wanted, while not generating any revenue during the quarter, saw an upward trend in weekly downloads initially. Downloads started at 187 in late June, peaked at 612 in mid-August, and then decreased to 275 by the end of September.

Western Sniper: Wild West FPS Western Sniper: Wild West FPS also did not generate revenue during this period. Weekly downloads peaked at 854 in mid-July but saw a sharp decline to 67 by the end of September.

These insights are derived from Sensor Tower data, and further detailed analysis can be found on their platform.