Top 5 MMORPG Apps on Android in Nigeria: Q4 2023 Performance

Analyzing the performance of the top 5 MMORPG apps on Android in Nigeria during Q4 2023 reveals interesting trends in revenue, downloads, and active user engagement. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, provides valuable insights into the market dynamics of these popular games.

Black Desert Mobile from PEARL ABYSS saw its weekly revenue fluctuate throughout the quarter, peaking at approximately $938 in the week of November 20. Weekly downloads experienced a decline, starting at 65 in late September and dropping to 25 by the end of December. Active users also saw a gradual decrease from 204 to 158 over the same period.

Diablo Immortal, published by Blizzard Entertainment, Inc., exhibited significant growth in weekly revenue, particularly in December, where it peaked at $1.32K in the final week. Weekly downloads were inconsistent, with a notable spike to 41 in the week of November 20. Active users increased notably in November, reaching a high of 109 before settling at 64 by the end of December.

MU ORIGIN 3 by FingerFun Limited showed a steady increase in weekly revenue, culminating at $753 in the last week of December. Downloads peaked at 104 in early November but saw a significant drop to 7 by the end of the quarter. Active users rose steadily from 97 in late September to a peak of 273 in early November, before slightly declining to 166 by the end of December.

ShanHai from UM COMPANY demonstrated a strong revenue performance, peaking at $915 in mid-November. However, there were no available data for weekly downloads or active users, indicating a potential gap in user acquisition metrics.

Uncharted Waters Origin by LineGames had a more volatile revenue trend, with a high of $809 in late September and a low of $114 in mid-December. Similar to ShanHai, there were no available data for weekly downloads or active users, limiting a comprehensive analysis of the app's performance.

These trends highlight the dynamic nature of the MMORPG market on Android in Nigeria. For a deeper dive into these insights, visit Sensor Tower.