Top 5 Sports Games on Android in the Middle East Q4 2023

In Q4 2023, the top 5 sports games on Android in the Middle East showed varied performance in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here's a detailed look at each game's trends.

EA SPORTS FC™ Mobile Soccer by ELECTRONIC ARTS had a dynamic quarter. Weekly revenue peaked at approximately $50K in the week of October 23 and then saw a noticeable dip, averaging around $30K to $40K for most weeks. Downloads saw a high of 97K in late September but gradually decreased to around 20K–30K for the remainder of the quarter. Active users declined from 2.2M in late September to about 1.2M by mid-December, with a slight uptick to 1.3M by the end of December.

Top Eleven Be a Soccer Manager from Nordeus had a mixed quarter. Revenue fluctuated between $12K and $22K, with a peak in early October. Downloads experienced a significant spike to 15.6K in mid-October but generally hovered around 3K–10K. Active users were relatively stable, starting at 54K and ending the quarter slightly higher at 61K.

8 Ball Pool by Miniclip.com maintained steady revenue, averaging about $15K per week. Downloads showed a notable increase, peaking at 53K in late November, and active users remained strong, starting at 707K and ending the quarter at 699K, with a peak of 718K in mid-December.

eFootball™ 2024 from KONAMI saw revenue growth, reaching around $20K in early November. Downloads peaked at 15.8K in late October and stayed within the range of 8K to 14K for most of the quarter. Active users rose from 266K in late September to 335K by the end of December, indicating a positive trend.

Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team by KLab had a fluctuating quarter. Revenue saw a significant peak at $19.8K in the last week of December. Downloads were modest, peaking at 2.5K in early October. Active users showed some variability, starting at 1.6K and peaking at 3.3K in early October, before stabilizing around 1.5K by the end of the quarter.

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