Top 5 Pirate Games on Android in Africa Q2 2024

In Q2 2024, the top 5 pirate-themed games on Android in Africa saw varied performances in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a closer look at their metrics.

Sea of Conquest: Pirate War from FunPlus International AG experienced a steady decline in weekly revenue, starting at approximately $3.3K in early April and falling to around $2.4K by the end of June. Weekly downloads fluctuated, peaking at 1.6K in early April but dropping significantly to 577 by the end of the month. Active users saw a downward trend initially, from 3.2K to 1.7K by early May, but showed a recovery toward the end of June, reaching 2.4K.

Pirate Kings™️ by Playtika had a notable increase in weekly revenue, starting at $962 in early April and peaking at approximately $1.6K by the last week of June. However, weekly active users saw a steady decline, decreasing from 120 in early April to just 50 by the end of the quarter.

Pirates of the Caribbean: ToW from JOYCITY Corp. showed significant growth in both revenue and downloads. Weekly revenue started at $338 in early April and peaked at $1.2K in early May, before settling at $486 by the end of June. Downloads saw a substantial rise, from 569 in early April to a high of 3.7K in early June. Active users also increased, starting at 3.5K in early April and reaching a peak of 7.3K by mid-June.

Prize Blast by Lagoon Software had lower revenue figures, with weekly revenue ranging from $77 to $144 throughout the quarter. Downloads were sporadic, with peaks of 391 in early June but several weeks showing no new downloads.

Roger That: Merge Adventure! from BELKA GAMES had a varied performance. Weekly revenue started at $126 in early April, fluctuated throughout the quarter, and ended at $127 in late June. Downloads were minimal, peaking at 807 in early May but dropping to almost zero by June. Active users remained relatively stable, around 5.2K in early April and slightly declining to 4.4K by the end of June.

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