Top Pirate Games on Android in Africa, Q3 2024

In the third quarter of 2024, pirate-themed games on the Android platform in Africa showcased diverse performances across key metrics. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, provides a detailed look at weekly downloads, revenue, and active user trends for the top five pirate games.

Pirates of the Caribbean: ToW from JOYCITY Corp. saw a notable peak in weekly revenue, reaching about $1.4K towards the end of August. The game maintained a consistent weekly download rate, fluctuating around 6K to 8K, while active users steadily increased from 7.6K in early July to approximately 14.5K by the end of September.

Sea of Conquest: Pirate War by FunPlus International AG experienced moderate revenue fluctuations, with peaks around $3K in late July and late August. Downloads remained relatively stable, mostly ranging between 800 and 1.4K per week. Active users showed a gradual increase, starting at 2.4K and reaching over 3.1K by the quarter's end.

Pirates Flag－Open-world RPG, published by HeroCraft Ltd., had a minimal revenue impact, with occasional small earnings. Weekly downloads showed a declining trend, starting from 1.3K in early July and dropping to around 650 by the end of September. Active users mirrored this trend, decreasing from 953 to 462 over the quarter.

Last Pirate: Survival Island from RetroStyle Games UA reported negligible revenue but maintained a steady download pattern, peaking at 1.3K in mid-August. Active users increased steadily, reaching a high of 1.7K in late August before declining to 887 by the end of September.

Save The Pirate! Make choices!, developed by Mauris IT, did not generate revenue during this period. The game's downloads varied, peaking at 1.3K in late August, while active users saw a downward trend from over 2.1K in early July to around 1K by the end of September.

These insights are just a glimpse of the detailed analytics available at Sensor Tower, offering further exploration into the performance of mobile applications across different regions and categories.