AI Insights · Timothy · April 2024
Top 5 Pirate Games Performance in Austria Q1 2024
In Q1 2024, the top 5 pirate games on a unified platform in Austria exhibited varied performance in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users, with notable trends in weekly metrics.
In Q1 2024, the top 5 pirate games on a unified platform in Austria showed diverse performance trends. Here's a detailed look at their weekly downloads, revenue, and active user metrics, based on data from Sensor Tower. For more insights, visit Sensor Tower.
Sea of Conquest: Pirate War from FunPlus International AG experienced a significant increase in weekly revenue, peaking at approximately $21K in the final week of March. Weekly downloads saw a decline, dropping from 2K in early January to under 1K by the end of March. Weekly active users followed a similar pattern, peaking at around 2.9K in late January before stabilizing at around 2.1K.
Pirate Raid: Caribbean Battle by SayGames LTD saw its weekly revenue fluctuate modestly, with a peak of $301 in the first week of January and a low of $90 in early February. Downloads remained relatively steady, averaging around 300-400 per week. Active users showed a slight decline from 658 in early January to around 457 by the end of March.
Roger That: Merge Adventure!, published by Samfinaco LLC, had varied weekly revenue, peaking at $1.1K in mid-March. Downloads showed a notable increase in late February, reaching 356. Active users also saw a notable rise, peaking at 492 in late February before settling at around 347 by the end of the quarter.
Go Go Magnet! from Oh BiBi had a more modest performance, with weekly revenue peaking at $570 in mid-February. Downloads were generally low, peaking at 335 in mid-January before declining to just 31 by the end of March. Unfortunately, there was no data available for weekly active users.
Finally, Pirate Ships・Build and Fight by HC GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION LIMITED saw its weekly revenue peak at $495 in the first week of January, then gradually decline to $125 by the end of March. Downloads also showed a downward trend, starting at 224 in early January and dropping to 35 by the end of March. Active users followed a similar pattern, peaking at 174 in late January and stabilizing at 125 by the end of the quarter.
For more detailed analytics and insights, be sure to visit Sensor Tower.
