Top 5 Sports Games on iOS in Uruguay for Q1 2024

In Q1 2024, the performance of the top 5 sports games on iOS in Uruguay showcased a mix of trends in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here's a detailed look at each app's performance, as reported by Sensor Tower.

EA SPORTS FC™ Mobile Soccer from Electronic Arts saw its weekly revenue peaking at approximately $2.7K during the first week of February. The app's weekly downloads were highest in the first week of January at around 800, but they gradually declined to about 580 by the end of March. Meanwhile, weekly active users remained relatively stable, fluctuating slightly around the 12.9K mark throughout the quarter.

eFootball™ 2024 by KONAMI experienced varying weekly revenue, starting at $1K in early January and reaching a low of around $460 in mid-March, before closing the quarter at about $610. The app's weekly downloads were modest, fluctuating between 98 and 320, with a notable spike in the week of March 18. Weekly active users showed an overall increase, rising from about 6.1K in early January to around 6.3K by the end of March.

8 Ball Pool™ from Miniclip.com had a consistent performance in weekly downloads, maintaining figures between 830 and 1.1K throughout the quarter. The app’s weekly revenue peaked at approximately $930 in early January but saw a decrease to around $470 by the end of March. Weekly active users remained strong, averaging around 32K, with a peak of approximately 33.4K in mid-March.

Dream League Soccer 2024 from First Touch Games Ltd. experienced weekly revenue fluctuations, starting at $800 in early January and ending the quarter at about $620. The app’s weekly downloads were initially around 600 but saw a decline to approximately 440 by the end of March. Weekly active users were stable, with minor fluctuations, averaging around 7K throughout the quarter.

Tennis Clash：Sports Stars Game by Wildlife Studios showed a significant increase in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $800 in the first week of February. However, weekly downloads were relatively low, starting at around 140 in early January and dropping to about 60 by the end of March. Weekly active users saw a decline from about 1.3K in early January to around 890 by the end of March.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.