Top 5 Survival Games on Android in South Africa Q2 2023

The second quarter of 2023 saw interesting trends among the top 5 survival games on Android in South Africa. Here’s a detailed look at their performance based on data from Sensor Tower.

Monster Craftsman Survivor 3D from TAGO Studio had a notable increase in weekly downloads, starting from 1.4K in the final week of March and peaking at approximately 2.2K by the end of June. Weekly active users also showed a significant rise, beginning at around 20.5K and reaching over 31.4K by the end of the quarter. Revenue remained modest, with occasional peaks, reaching up to $4 in the week of June 19.

Bad 2 Bad: Apocalypse by DAWINSTONE GAMES experienced fluctuations in weekly downloads, starting at 2.1K at the end of March and declining to just over 1K by the end of June. Revenue saw a peak at $66 in the first week of May but gradually decreased to $9 by the end of the quarter. Active users showed a similar trend, peaking at 3.9K in early May and stabilizing around 2.5K by late June.

The Walking Zombie 2: Shooter from Alda Games demonstrated consistent performance in downloads, averaging around 1.5K to 1.7K weekly. Revenue varied, with significant peaks, such as $89 in mid-April and $57 in the last week of June. Active users remained relatively stable, fluctuating between 4.3K and 5.6K throughout the quarter.

Let’s Survive - Survival game by Survival Games Ltd showed steady weekly download numbers, ranging from 1.2K to nearly 2K. Revenue was modest but saw a noticeable increase towards the end of June, reaching $28. Active users consistently hovered around 5.5K to 6.6K, indicating a stable player base.

Finally, Meme Hunters: Hide & Seek from playducky.com saw weekly downloads fluctuate between 1K and 1.7K. Revenue was relatively low but consistent, peaking at $5 in mid-June. Active users showed a positive trend, increasing from 4K in late March to over 6K by the end of June.

These insights provide a glimpse into the dynamic landscape of survival games on Android in South Africa. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower.