Top 5 First Person Games Android Performance in Africa Q3 2024

The third quarter of 2024 showcased intriguing trends in the performance of the top five first-person games on the Android platform in Africa. Let's dive into the weekly downloads, revenue, and active users for each game, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Call of Duty: Mobile Season 9 from Activision Publishing, Inc. saw a notable peak in weekly revenue, reaching approximately $80K in early August before settling to around $42K by the end of September. Weekly downloads fluctuated, starting at 38K in early July and dipping to 25K in early September, before rebounding to 38K by the end of the quarter. Active users decreased steadily from 202K to 151K throughout the quarter.

Minecraft: Play with Friends by Mojang maintained a relatively stable revenue stream, averaging around $4K to $5K weekly, with a slight peak of $5.9K in late September. Downloads were minimal, hovering around 50 per week. Active users remained consistent, starting at 54.7K and ending at 51.3K.

Fishing Clash: Sport Simulator by Ten Square Games experienced an interesting quarter. Weekly revenue peaked at $4.4K in early July, with a notable dip to $2.4K in early September. Downloads showed significant spikes, reaching 46K in early September. Active users varied, peaking at 120K in early August and closing the quarter at 53K.

Arena Breakout: Realistic FPS from Level Infinite saw a steady incline in revenue, peaking at $6.3K in early September. Downloads consistently remained above 20K, with the highest at 26K in early September. Active users reached a peak of 123K in early September, ending the quarter slightly lower at 112K.

Hunting Sniper by Sparks Info maintained a steady revenue, fluctuating between $2.7K and $4K. Downloads were consistent, with a notable peak of 5.4K in early August. Active users increased from 10.6K in early July to 12.8K by the quarter's end.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower. These trends highlight the dynamic nature of the gaming market in Africa, reflecting changing user preferences and engagement levels across the region.