Top 5 Character Collection Games on Android in Oman - Q1 2023

In the first quarter of 2023, the top 5 character collection games on Android in Oman demonstrated diverse performance trends across downloads, revenue, and active users. Here's a closer look at the key metrics for each game:

EA SPORTS FC™ Mobile Soccer saw a fluctuation in weekly revenue, starting at approximately $1.6K in early January and peaking at around $2.6K by the end of February. The game's weekly downloads began strong with over 10K in the first week of January but gradually declined to around 4K by the end of March. Despite this, the game maintained a robust active user base, peaking at approximately 63K in late January and stabilizing around 57K towards the end of the quarter.

Subway Surfers exhibited a steady increase in weekly downloads, starting from 4K in late December and reaching a high of about 9.7K in mid-February, before dropping to around 3K by the end of March. The game’s weekly revenue varied, peaking at $70 in mid-January and maintaining moderate earnings around $50 towards the end of March. Active users showed a consistent rise, with numbers climbing from 59K in late December to approximately 73K in mid-February, eventually leveling off at around 60K by the end of March.

Free Fire: 7th Anniversary experienced a strong performance in weekly revenue, starting at $4.7K in late December and peaking at $5.7K by the end of March. Weekly downloads also showed an upward trend, beginning at 2.8K and reaching a high of 6.4K in early February. The game maintained a high level of active users, peaking at approximately 94K in late March, indicating consistent engagement from its player base.

Lords Mobile: Last Rise of Qin had varied weekly revenue, starting at $902 in late December and experiencing a dip to $343 in mid-March, before recovering to $745 by the end of the month. Weekly downloads started strong at 4.9K, gradually declining to about 2K by the end of March. Active users fluctuated, peaking at around 24K in early January and stabilizing at approximately 21K by the end of March.

Hill Climb Racing showed a modest performance in weekly downloads, starting at 2.2K in late December and experiencing a slight decline to around 2K by the end of March. The game's weekly revenue remained relatively low but saw occasional peaks, such as $27 in mid-January. Active users demonstrated a steady trend, beginning at 36K in late December and maintaining around 35K towards the end of the quarter.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower.