Top 5 Final Fantasy Games on Android in Serbia: Q1 2024

Throughout the first quarter of 2024, the top 5 Final Fantasy games on Android in Serbia displayed varied performance in terms of weekly revenue, downloads, and active users. Here’s a detailed look at how each game fared.

FINAL FANTASY BE:WOTV from Square Enix Co.,Ltd. showed fluctuating weekly revenue. The game started the quarter with approximately $39 in the first week of January, dropped to zero in the following week, and then stabilized around $1 to $3 towards the end of January. February saw another peak, reaching about $38 in the first week and then gradually decreasing to $10 by mid-February. There were no downloads reported during this period.

Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire from Epic Action LLC had modest weekly revenue figures. In late February, the game earned around $23, followed by $20 in early March. The revenue then dropped to zero towards the end of the quarter. No downloads were reported for this game during the same period.

Final Fantasy XV: War for Eos from Machine Zone, Inc. experienced varying trends in both revenue and downloads. The game generated about $8 in the third week of January, which increased to $16 by the end of the month. However, revenue declined to $5 by the first week of February and remained at zero thereafter. In terms of downloads, the game saw a notable increase from 3 in mid-January to 26 in the following week. This number fluctuated between 6 and 20 in the subsequent weeks, with a drop to zero by mid-February.

FINAL FANTASY BRAVE EXVIUS from Square Enix Co.,Ltd. showed modest revenue figures towards the end of Q1 2024. The game earned $2 in the third week of March and increased to $9 in the last week of the month. No downloads were reported during this period.

FINAL FANTASY VI from Square Enix Co.,Ltd. had minimal activity in terms of revenue and downloads. The game generated around $3 in the fourth week of January and $5 in the last week of the month. No significant revenue was recorded in February. Downloads were sparse, with just one download reported in the last week of January, the first week of February, and the last week of February.

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