Top 5 First Person Games on iOS in Latin America Q3 2023

The third quarter of 2023 saw intriguing trends in the performance of the top 5 first-person games on iOS in Latin America. Let's delve into the weekly downloads, revenue, and active user metrics for these games, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Call of Duty®: Mobile from Activision Publishing, Inc. showed a fluctuating revenue pattern, peaking at around $569K in the week of July 3 and then gradually declining to approximately $157K by the end of September. Weekly downloads were relatively stable, hovering between 80K to 97K. The game also maintained a robust active user base, peaking at around 949K in early August and closing the quarter at about 901K.

Traffic Rider by Skgames Yazilim Muhendislik Teknoloji Ltd. Sti. experienced relatively steady weekly revenue, ranging from $1.1K to $1.7K. Weekly downloads saw some fluctuations, peaking at around 55K in early August before settling to approximately 39K by the end of September. Active users for Traffic Rider remained stable, with a slight increase in early July to around 267K and closing the quarter at about 249K.

Arena Breakout: Realistic FPS from Level Infinite showed a notable revenue increase, peaking at approximately $10K in mid-August and maintaining around $8.7K by the end of September. Downloads started strong at around 99K in the week of July 10 but saw a significant decline, ending the quarter at approximately 13K. Active users followed a similar trend, beginning at about 92K and dropping to around 46K by late September.

Cooking Madness-Kitchen Frenzy by ZenLife Games Pte. Ltd. had a more varied revenue stream, peaking at around $17.8K in late July and then diminishing to approximately $9.3K by the end of September. Downloads were inconsistent, peaking at around 43K in late July and dropping to about 12.6K by mid-September before a slight recovery. Active users saw growth in July, reaching around 208K, but declined to approximately 140K by late September.

Sniper 3D: Gun Shooting Games by Wildlife Studios observed a gradual revenue decline, starting at around $7K in early July and ending at approximately $3.4K by late September. Downloads fluctuated, peaking at around 28K in late August and then decreasing to about 18.5K by the end of the quarter. Active users also saw a decline, starting at around 98K in late June and ending at approximately 77K by late September.

For more insights into the performance of these apps and other mobile games, visit Sensor Tower.