Top 5 First Person Games on Android in Africa, Q3 2024

In the third quarter of 2024, the African Android gaming landscape saw significant activity among top first-person games. Here's a detailed look at how these games performed, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Manage Supermarket Simulator by Zego Global Pte experienced fluctuations in its weekly metrics. Revenue started at $150 in early July, peaked at $190, and then declined to $14 by the end of September. Weekly downloads saw a high of 366K at the beginning of the quarter but dropped sharply to just under 10K by the last week of September. Meanwhile, active users started strong with 767K, peaking at 900K mid-August before tapering off to 549K at the quarter's close.

Traffic Rider from skgames maintained a relatively stable revenue, with a notable spike to $104 in the final week of September. Downloads steadily increased, reaching a peak of 203K in early September. Active users saw a gradual rise, starting at 1.31M and reaching 1.42M by mid-September, before slightly decreasing to 1.34M by the end of the quarter.

My Supermarket Simulator 3D by Game District LLC showed impressive growth after its mid-July release. Weekly revenue rose significantly from $25 to $515 by the end of September. Downloads surged to 307K in late August before settling at 158K in the last week of September. Active users also increased rapidly, peaking at 632K in late August and ending the quarter at 364K.

Granny by DVloper, despite not generating revenue, maintained a strong presence with its download numbers. The game started with 129K downloads, peaking at 158K in late July, and then gradually decreased to 77K by the end of September. Active users followed a similar trend, starting at 519K, peaking at 646K in mid-August, and decreasing to 428K by the quarter's end.

Finally, Hair Tattoo: Barber Shop Game by CASUAL AZUR GAMES had minimal revenue impact, but its download performance was noteworthy. Downloads peaked at 159K in late July and decreased to 55K by the end of September. Active users showed a consistent pattern, starting at 1.23M, peaking at 1.43M in late July, and ending the quarter at 1.19M.

These insights reflect the dynamic nature of the gaming market in Africa, with varying performance trends across different titles. For more detailed analytics and insights, visit Sensor Tower.