Top 5 Shoot'em Up Games on Android in El Salvador: Q3 2024

In the third quarter of 2024, the Shoot'em Up games category on Android in El Salvador showcased notable dynamics across the top five applications. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, provides insights into weekly downloads, revenue, and active user trends.

1945 Air Force: Airplane games from 1SOFT experienced fluctuations in its metrics. The weekly revenue saw a peak of around $18 in mid-July, followed by a decrease and a steady level of approximately $12 towards late September. Download numbers varied, with a dip in late July followed by a resurgence to about 1.9K in early September. Active users hovered around 7.7K at the start of the quarter, with fluctuations ending at approximately 7.3K by the end.

Metal Slug: Awakening by HaoPlay Limited showed a strong start with a revenue peak of $110 in mid-August, subsequently tapering off to about $32 by the end of September. Downloads began robustly with 4.9K in mid-July but declined steadily to around 296 by the end of the quarter. Active user numbers also saw a decline from 6.9K in late July to 648 in September.

Galaxy Attack: Shooting Game, another title from 1SOFT, demonstrated varied performance. Revenue was mostly stable but saw a peak at $27 in late September. Download numbers remained relatively consistent, averaging around 1K weekly. The active user base started at 7.8K and ended at about 7.1K, with some minor fluctuations.

Survivor.io from Habby had an interesting quarter, with revenue peaking at $145 in early August and then stabilizing around $50 towards the quarter's end. Downloads saw a significant peak of 2.4K in late July, followed by a decline to about 105 by the end of September. Active user numbers initially rose, peaking at 4.7K in early August, before declining to 2.1K by the end of the quarter.

Finally, Space shooter - Galaxy attack, also from 1SOFT, maintained a consistent revenue stream with minor peaks, notably reaching $18 in early July. Downloads were stable, averaging around 600 weekly, while active users started at 4.3K and ended at approximately 3.9K, reflecting a slight downward trend.

For more detailed insights and data, Sensor Tower remains a valuable resource for app performance analysis.