Top 5 Third Person Games on iOS in South America Q1 2023

In Q1 2023, the top 5 third-person games on iOS in South America demonstrated diverse trends in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a closer look at their performance, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Free Fire: 7th Anniversary from Garena International saw significant fluctuations in its weekly revenue, peaking at around $133K in the last week of December and gradually declining to approximately $84K by the end of March. Weekly downloads ranged from a low of about 85K to a high of 122K, with a notable spike in the final week of March. Active users varied, starting at 1.75M in late December and reaching a peak of 1.88M in late March.

Subway Surfers by Sybo Games experienced a relatively stable revenue pattern, mostly hovering around $1.5K weekly. Downloads were more volatile, with a high of 94K in late December and a low of 57K in mid-March. The game maintained a strong user base, though active users dropped from over 3.1M in late December to just above 2.1M by the end of March.

Stumble Guys from Scopely Inc. showed a consistent increase in revenue, starting at $47K in late December and ending at $58K in the last week of March. Downloads, however, saw a downward trend, decreasing from 66K to around 31K over the same period. Active users also declined, from 344K in December to 234K by the end of March.

Mario Kart Tour by Nintendo Co., Ltd. had fluctuating weekly revenue, with a high of $5.8K in late December and a low of $2.2K in late February. Downloads varied between 14K and 25K, peaking in early March. The app’s active user base was relatively stable, ranging between 97K and 114K throughout the quarter.

Going Balls from Supersonic Studios Ltd. maintained modest revenue, generally around $200-$300 weekly. Downloads showed a downward trend, from 22K in late December to 12K by the end of March. Active users fluctuated slightly, starting at 83K and ending at 70K.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.