Top 5 Third Person Games on Android in Qatar, Q4 2022

In Q4 2022, the top five third-person games on the Android platform in Qatar demonstrated distinct trends in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users, based on data from Sensor Tower.

PUBG MOBILE from Level Infinite saw its weekly revenue fluctuate between $16.3K and $24.6K, peaking in the final week of December. Weekly downloads ranged from 1K to 1.4K, with a high in early November. The game maintained a robust user base, with active users generally staying above 70K, though there was a slight decline from 77.5K to 72.5K over the quarter.

Free Fire: 7th Anniversary by Garena International I showed consistent growth in weekly active users, increasing from 12K to 15.5K. Weekly revenue peaked at $5.4K in mid-October and remained above $3K for most of the quarter. Downloads were steady, ranging from 1.2K to 1.7K, with a notable increase in the last week of December.

MIR4 from Wemade Co., Ltd experienced a varied revenue trend, peaking at $3.1K in the final week of December. Downloads were minimal, mostly staying below 20 per week. Active users hovered around 230, with a slight drop to 216 by the end of the quarter.

Free Fire MAX, also by Garena International I, had weekly revenue ranging from $1.3K to $2.2K, with a peak in mid-December. Downloads fluctuated between 500 and 1.1K weekly. The game maintained a strong user base, with active users increasing from 18.2K to 20.1K over the quarter.

Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds by Netmarble had a declining trend in both revenue and active users. Weekly revenue dropped from $2K to $812, and active users decreased from 91 to 71 over the quarter. The game had very low downloads, often registering zero in several weeks.

These insights highlight the varied performance of third-person games in Qatar during Q4 2022. For more detailed data and trends, visit Sensor Tower.