UK's Top 5 Android Shooter Games of Q1 2024: A Sensor Tower Analysis

As the first quarter of 2024 wraps up, Sensor Tower provides a comprehensive look at the top shooter games on the Android platform in the United Kingdom. Here's how the top five contenders performed.

PUBG MOBILE started the quarter with $40K in revenue, which fluctuated but ended on a high note at $68K. Downloads began at approximately 9K and peaked at nearly 10K, with the quarter closing at around 9K downloads. Weekly active users saw a slight decline from 117K to 112K but surged to approximately 125K by the end of March.

Call of Duty: Mobile Season 5 witnessed its revenue drop from $67K to $38K in the initial weeks, followed by a spike and stabilization around $38K. Downloads showed a downward trend from around 9K to 5K, with a slight upturn to 6K. The game's active users decreased from 93K to 87K, dipping in March but recovering to around 82K.

War Robots Multiplayer Battles maintained a steady revenue stream, starting at $22K and ending the quarter slightly lower at $22K. Download numbers saw a dip from 6K to around 2K, with a rebound to 4K. Active users started at 22K, dipped to 16K, and ended the quarter at around 20K.

War Machines：Tanks Battle Game saw a varied revenue pattern, peaking at $14K mid-quarter and concluding at $13K. Downloads ranged from 3K at the quarter's start, dropping to around 2K, and ending at approximately 2K. Weekly active users started at 16K, experienced a mid-quarter rise to 19K, and settled at roughly 14K.

Hunting Sniper, while not having a significant revenue, showed impressive download numbers starting at 39K and ending the quarter at around 6K. Active users showcased a peak of 37K early in the quarter, but by the end of March, they had stabilized at around 11K.

For a more detailed analysis and insights on these trends, readers can explore the full data on Sensor Tower. The platform offers a deeper dive into the performance and dynamics of these leading shooter games.