Top 5 Tennis Games on Android in South America: Q1 2023 Performance

In the first quarter of 2023, the top 5 tennis games on the Android platform in South America demonstrated diverse performance trends in downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a closer look at the data from Sensor Tower.

Tennis Clash: Multiplayer Game from Wildlife Studios experienced consistent weekly revenue, starting at approximately $21K and fluctuating slightly to end the quarter at around $17.8K. Weekly downloads showed a downward trend initially, dipping to around 56K by mid-February but rebounded to approximately 88K by the end of March. Active users saw a gradual decrease from 558K to 437K in January, but the numbers climbed back up to around 520K by the end of the quarter.

Tennis Arena by Helium9 Games had a modest revenue performance, peaking at $525 in late January. Downloads started strong at around 13K in early January but dropped to approximately 5.6K by the end of February, with a slight recovery to about 7.7K at the end of March. Active users followed a similar pattern, peaking at 27K in early January and stabilizing around 18K towards the quarter's end.

Mini Tennis: Perfect Smash by Miniclip.com, which launched in late March, saw a dramatic rise in both downloads and active users. Weekly downloads surged from 24K to 32K, while active users jumped from 18K to 37K in the final two weeks of March. Revenue also showed a notable increase, reaching $948 in the last week of March.

3D Tennis by Mouse Games had steady but modest performance figures. Weekly downloads hovered around 2K throughout the quarter. Revenue remained minimal, peaking at $13 in early February. Active users showed a slight decline from around 6.7K to 5.9K by early March, with a slight recovery to 6.3K by the end of the quarter.

Finally, Virtua Tennis Challenge from SEGA displayed consistent but low revenue, averaging around $17 weekly throughout the quarter. Downloads remained stable, fluctuating between 1.4K and 1.9K. Active users saw a gradual decrease from approximately 4.2K to 3.8K by the end of March.

These trends highlight the varying levels of engagement and monetization across the top tennis games in South America. For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.