Top 5 Pirate iOS Games in the US: Q2 2024 Performance Overview

In the second quarter of 2024, the pirate game genre has seen varied performances across the top iOS applications in the US. Here's a brief overview of how these swashbuckling adventures are fairing on the high digital seas.

Sea of Conquest: Pirate War by FunPlus International AG started the quarter with a revenue of $2K, peaking mid-quarter at over $2K before settling down to $1K by the end. Downloads saw an initial high of 261K, dipping to a low of 36K, and then rebounding to 252K. Weekly active users reflected a similar trend, with a peak of 326K before dropping to 207K.

Pirates of the Caribbean: ToW from JOYCITY Corp showed modest revenue figures, starting at $64K and hitting a high of $160K in early June. The game had no downloads recorded until early May, but then saw a surge to 150K before dipping back down to 41K by the end of June. Active users grew from 54K to a peak of 130K, eventually dropping to 83K.

Go Go Magnet!, developed by Oh BiBi, had a fluctuating revenue pattern, with a notable spike to $87K in late May. Downloads started strong at 85K in the first week of April but dropped to zero by mid-June. Active user data for the game was not available.

SayGames LTD's Pirate Raid: Caribbean Battle showed a steady revenue, with a slight increase mid-quarter. Downloads had a noteworthy spike to 76K in mid-May, and weekly active users reached a high of 107K in the same period, ending the quarter at 48K.

Lastly, The Pirate: Caribbean Hunt by Teresa Dymek had a revenue starting at zero, with a mid-quarter peak, but returned to zero by early June. Downloads were minimal throughout the quarter, and active user data was not recorded.

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