Top 5 Racing Games on Android in South Africa: Q1 2023

In the first quarter of 2023, the top 5 racing games on the Android platform in South Africa showcased varied performance metrics in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a detailed look at how each game fared, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Need for Speed™ No Limits from ELECTRONIC ARTS saw a noticeable fluctuation in its weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $1.6K in the last week of December and experiencing a dip to around $492 in mid-March before rising again to $1.1K by the end of the quarter. Weekly downloads started strong at about 12.4K but saw a decline to around 7.8K in mid-March, finishing the quarter at 9.6K. The active user base maintained a relatively stable trend, starting at 57.3K and slightly decreasing to 49.3K by the end of March.

Beach Buggy Racing by Vector Unit had modest weekly revenue, peaking at $62 in early January and dropping to $9 in mid-March. Downloads showed a dynamic trend, starting at 13.3K and fluctuating throughout the quarter, ending at approximately 11.9K. The game maintained a solid active user base, starting at 93.4K and increasing to 91.1K by the end of the quarter.

Real Racing 3 from ELECTRONIC ARTS experienced a decrease in weekly revenue, from $725 at the end of December to $203 by the end of March. Downloads followed a similar pattern, beginning at 11.9K and ending at about 10.6K. The active user count saw a decrease from 53.5K to 47K over the same period.

Race Master 3D - Car Racing by SayGames Ltd had a steady start in weekly downloads at 15K, then saw a decline to around 5.5K in late February before recovering to 11.7K by the end of March. Revenue remained relatively low, peaking at $210 in late December and fluctuating around $112 by the end of the quarter. The active user base saw a slight decline, beginning at 58.8K and ending at 55.6K.

Real Formula Car Racing Games by Monster Games Productions PTY LTD had a low revenue trend, with a peak of $34 in early January and minimal revenue for the rest of the quarter. Downloads began at 9.1K and saw an upward trend, reaching 10.4K by the end of March. Active users also grew, starting at 12.5K and peaking at 22.3K by mid-March.

For more detailed insights and trends, visit Sensor Tower.