Top 5 Shooter Games on Android in Mexico - Q1 2023

Throughout the first quarter of 2023, the top 5 shooter games on the Android platform in Mexico demonstrated varied performance in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, provides in-depth insights into the trends observed for each game.

Free Fire: 7th Anniversary by Garena International I experienced a steady increase in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $224K in mid-January and maintaining around $223K towards the end of March. Weekly downloads showed an initial rise, reaching around 290K in early January, before experiencing a decline to approximately 169K by the end of March. The game saw fluctuations in its active user base, peaking at nearly 24M in mid-March.

Call of Duty: Mobile Season 7 from Activision Publishing, Inc. saw its weekly revenue peak at about $125K at the end of February. Weekly downloads remained relatively stable, with a slight increase towards the end of March, reaching around 60K. The active user base showed a peak of nearly 994K in mid-January before settling around 859K by the end of the quarter.

Free Fire MAX, also by Garena International I, recorded its highest weekly revenue of around $126K in mid-February, followed by a significant drop. Weekly downloads saw a peak of approximately 120K in early January, followed by a sharp decline to around 10K by the end of February. Active users peaked at about 432K in late January but declined to approximately 248K by the end of March.

PUBG MOBILE from Level Infinite had fluctuating weekly revenue, peaking at around $35K in mid-March. Weekly downloads varied, peaking at about 63K in mid-March and then dropping to approximately 45K by the end of March. The active user base showed a peak of around 468K in early January, with a slight decline to around 424K by the end of March.

War Robots Multiplayer Battles by MY.GAMES B.V. saw its weekly revenue peak at around $28K at the end of March. Weekly downloads showed a peak of approximately 44K in late February, with a subsequent decline to around 30K by the end of March. The active user base remained relatively stable, peaking at about 179K in late February and then settling around 152K by the end of March.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.