Q4 2023 Round-Up: Top Shoot'em Up Android Games in Latin America

As we wrap up the fourth quarter of 2023, Sensor Tower has provided a snapshot of the Shoot'em Up gaming category on the Android platform in Latin America. This genre has shown a dynamic range of user activity and financial performance, with some notable trends emerging among the top titles.

1945 Air Force: Airplane games

Developed by 1SOFT, this high-flying title saw its downloads peak in early October at roughly 175K, before experiencing a gradual decline to 159K by the year's end. Revenue followed a similar trajectory, hitting a high of $18K in early October and then descending to $8K by late December. Weekly active users started at just under 1M and dipped to 872K over the quarter.

Space shooter - Galaxy attack

Another 1SOFT creation, Space shooter - Galaxy attack, maintained its downloads above 100K throughout the quarter, with a noticeable spike to 114K in late October. Revenue saw a significant jump to $9K in the same period, but settled at $5K towards the close of December. Active users fluctuated, beginning at 715K and ending slightly lower at 688K.

Galaxy Attack: Shooting Game

Galaxy Attack: Shooting Game, also from 1SOFT, displayed a steady increase in downloads, cresting at 136K in the final week of December. Revenue saw an upward swing in late December, reaching $6K. The game's weekly active users experienced growth, ascending from 547K to 694K by quarter's end.

Survivor.io

Habby's Survivor.io showed an interesting pattern with downloads peaking at 121K in early October, then tapering off to 79K by December. Revenue, however, grew considerably from $20K to $31K in the same timeframe. The game's active user base expanded from 348K to 389K, indicating a solid retention rate.

Galaxiga Arcade Shooting Game

1SOFT's Galaxiga Arcade Shooting Game experienced its highest download figures in early November at 95K, which then settled to around 87K by the year's end. Revenue was modest but showed a slight increase from $2K to $2.7K over the quarter. Active users saw a notable rise in late October to 301K but concluded the quarter with a decrease to 265K.

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