Top 5 Shooter Games Performance on Android in Kenya - Q1 2023

In the first quarter of 2023, the top 5 shooter games on the Android platform in Kenya showcased varied performance trends in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here's an overview of how each app fared, based on data from Sensor Tower.

PUBG MOBILE from Level Infinite saw fluctuating weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $2K in late December and ending Q1 with around $1.4K. Weekly downloads also varied, reaching a high of 4.3K in early January and dropping to about 2.1K by the end of March. The game maintained a relatively stable active user base, starting the quarter with 183K users and ending with 186K.

Call of Duty: Mobile Season 8 by Activision Publishing, Inc. experienced a steady decline in weekly revenue, starting at $1.4K in late December and decreasing to around $836 by the end of March. Weekly downloads showed a downward trend as well, with numbers falling from 1.3K in early January to 778 by the end of Q1. The active user count, however, increased from 4.5K to 5.5K over the quarter.

LifeAfter from NetEase Games had a significant surge in weekly revenue towards the end of Q1, peaking at approximately $2.3K in the last week of March. Weekly downloads saw a dramatic drop, starting at 1.9K in early January and dwindling to zero by the end of the quarter. Active users also decreased, from 2.2K in late December to around 528 by the end of March.

Free Fire: 7th Anniversary by Garena International I showed a consistent decline in weekly revenue, starting at $623 in late December and ending with about $313 in March. Weekly downloads followed a similar pattern, dropping from 2.6K in early January to 915 by the end of Q1. Active users remained relatively stable, fluctuating between 8.7K and 9.9K throughout the quarter.

Free Fire MAX, also from Garena International I, saw a decline in weekly revenue from $323 in late December to about $90 by the end of March. Weekly downloads decreased significantly, from 853 in early January to 209 in late March. The active user base remained relatively stable, with numbers ranging from 9.8K to 10.6K during the quarter.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.