Top 5 Battlefield Commander Games on iOS in Brazil: Q1 2024

The first quarter of 2024 saw interesting trends in the performance of the top Battlefield Commander games on the iOS platform in Brazil. Let's delve into the key metrics for Clash Royale, We Are Warriors!, TFT: Teamfight Tactics, The Army, and Warcraft Rumble.

Clash Royale from Supercell maintained a strong presence with weekly revenue fluctuating between approximately $38K and $62K. The app experienced a peak in revenue at the beginning of January and another significant rise in early March. Weekly downloads ranged from around 19K to 26K, showing a steady pattern with minor fluctuations. Active users started at 846K in the first week of January, saw a slight dip mid-quarter, and then stabilized around 795K by the end of March.

We Are Warriors!, published by Lessmore UG, showed a downward trend in downloads, starting at 8.7K in early January and dropping to 2.3K by the end of March. Active users, however, showed a more resilient pattern, beginning at approximately 10.9K and peaking at 14K in early March before settling at around 12.7K by the end of the quarter.

TFT: Teamfight Tactics from Riot Games had a varied performance. Weekly revenue was relatively low, ranging from $510 to $5.9K, with a notable peak in mid-January. Downloads were modest, starting at 2.1K in January and ending at 1.6K in March, with a mid-quarter dip. Active users saw a significant rise towards the end of the quarter, increasing from around 21K in early March to nearly 39K by the end of March.

The Army by FIRE STUDIOS, which launched in mid-February, had a cautious start. Weekly revenue ranged between $148 and $406, with a gradual increase over the weeks. Downloads were initially strong at 2.1K in mid-February but tapered off to 212 by the end of March. Active users followed a similar trend, starting at 1.8K and dropping to 1K by the end of the quarter.

Lastly, Warcraft Rumble from Blizzard Entertainment presented a steady performance. Weekly revenue remained low but stable, ranging from $219 to $832. Downloads were relatively low, starting at 1.6K in early January and ending at 720 in late March. Active users showed a declining trend early in the quarter but rebounded to 4.2K by the end of March.

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