Top 5 Military Games on Android in Latin America: Q1 2024 Performance

The first quarter of 2024 showcased dynamic performance for the top military games on the Android platform in Latin America. Here's a detailed look at the weekly trends for the top five games, all data sourced from Sensor Tower.

Call of Duty: Mobile Season 7 from Activision Publishing, Inc. saw a mixed performance. Weekly revenue started strong at approximately $347K in early January but gradually declined, reaching around $210K by the end of the month. February saw a recovery with revenue peaking at about $304K mid-month, before stabilizing around $230K to $250K in March. Downloads followed a similar trend, starting at 328K, dipping to 183K by mid-March, and slightly recovering to 208K by the end of the quarter. Active users showed a fluctuating trend, starting at 3.01M, dipping to around 2.67M by early March, and ending the quarter at 2.89M.

Arena Breakout: Realistic FPS from Level Infinite experienced varied trends throughout the quarter. Weekly revenue saw a peak of approximately $51K in late January, before stabilizing around $29K to $40K in March. Downloads were highest in mid-March with 179K, but generally fluctuated between 72K and 178K. Active users increased from 631K in early January to a high of 792K in mid-March, ending the quarter at 724K.

Blood Strike - FPS for all by NetEase Games showed a strong upward trend. Weekly revenue peaked at approximately $56K by the end of March. Downloads surged significantly, starting at 447K in early January and peaking at 983K in mid-March. Active users also saw a dramatic rise, from 1.23M in early January to 2.53M by mid-March, ending the quarter at 2.50M.

Standoff 2 from AXLEBOLT LTD showed a stable performance with slight fluctuations. Weekly revenue varied between $19K and $34K, peaking in early February. Downloads saw a peak of 90K in early January and stabilized around 23K to 46K by the end of the quarter. Active users started at 1.03M, dipped to around 829K in late February, and ended the quarter at 869K.

Top War: Battle Game demonstrated a declining trend. Weekly revenue started at approximately $29K in early January, dipping to around $18K by late February, and slightly recovering to $25K by the end of March. Downloads saw a significant drop from 31K in early January to just 5K by the end of the quarter. Active users followed a similar trend, starting at 112K, dropping to 59K by early March, and ending the quarter at 74K.

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