Top 5 Hack and Slash Android Apps in Africa Q4 2022

During Q4 2022, the top 5 hack and slash Android applications in Africa demonstrated varying performance metrics, as revealed by Sensor Tower data. Here’s a closer look at the trends for each app:

Ninja Ryuko: Shadow Ninja Game from Monstermob USA saw a steady decline in weekly downloads, starting at around 35K at the beginning of October and dropping to approximately 26K by the end of November. However, downloads picked up again, reaching around 33K in the last week of December. Weekly revenue for the game fluctuated, peaking at $24 in late September and dipping to $6 in early November before stabilizing around $15-$20 towards the end of the quarter. The game’s weekly active users showed a slight upward trend, increasing from 116K in late September to 127K by the end of December.

MARVEL Future Fight by Netmarble experienced a significant surge in weekly revenue, particularly in the week of November 21, where it spiked to $8.5K. This surge was followed by a decline, ending the year at around $1K. The game’s weekly downloads fluctuated, peaking at approximately 11.7K in late November. Active user numbers saw a decline from 112K in late September to around 99K in mid-December, before rising again to 108K by the end of the year.

Fighting Tiger - Liberal from JiinFeng3D maintained a consistent trend in weekly downloads, with numbers increasing from 5.6K in late September to around 9K in the last week of December. Active users also saw a gradual increase, rising from 24.7K to 28.1K over the same period.

Iron Blade: Medieval Legends by Gameloft SE had relatively stable weekly download numbers, hovering around 4K throughout the quarter, with a slight increase to 4.7K in early December. Revenue remained minimal, peaking at $57 in late October. The game's active user base remained steady, fluctuating around 16K.

Stormblades from Kiloo showed a positive trend in weekly downloads, starting at 1.6K in early October and increasing to around 2.7K by the end of December. The game’s active users also grew, rising from 2.2K to approximately 3.2K during the same period. Revenue remained low, peaking at $14 in late October.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.