Top 5 Shooter Games Performance on Unified Platform in Africa - Q1 2024

In Q1 2024, the top 5 shooter games in Africa showed varying trends in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here are the detailed insights for each game based on Sensor Tower data.

PUBG MOBILE saw a fluctuation in weekly revenue, peaking at around $141.5K in late January and gradually decreasing to $62.3K by the end of March. Weekly downloads also exhibited an upward trend, reaching a significant high of 258.8K in mid-March. Active users increased from 2.9M at the start of January to over 3.5M by the end of March.

Call of Duty®: Mobile experienced a steady decline in weekly revenue from $74.4K at the beginning of January to around $30.3K by mid-March, before slightly recovering to $43.1K at the end of the quarter. Downloads remained relatively stable, with a peak of 47.1K in late February. Active users showed a gradual increase, starting at 253K and ending the quarter at 281.7K.

Free Fire: 7th Anniversary demonstrated strong performance with weekly revenue peaking at approximately $41.3K in late February. Downloads surged to 339.5K in mid-March, and active users grew significantly from 4.7M in early January to 5.7M by the end of March.

LifeAfter had modest revenue growth, with weekly earnings peaking at $10.5K in late March. Downloads remained low throughout the quarter, peaking at 618 in late January. Active users hovered around 14K at the start of the quarter and ended March with a slight drop to 12.7K.

War Robots Multiplayer Battles showed variability in weekly revenue, peaking at $6.6K in late January and dropping to $2.8K by mid-March before recovering to $4.8K at the end of the quarter. Downloads saw a significant peak of 32.4K in the first week of January, with another notable increase to 17.2K in mid-March. Active users fluctuated, starting at 91.6K and ending the quarter at 66.1K.

These insights reveal the dynamic nature of the shooter games market in Africa. For more detailed data and insights, visit Sensor Tower.