Top 5 Shoot'em Up Games on Android in South America: Q4 2024

In the fourth quarter of 2024, the South American Android market saw interesting trends among the top shoot'em up games. Here's a closer look at how these games performed, based on data from Sensor Tower.

Galaxy Attack: Shooting Game from 1SOFT experienced a steady climb in weekly revenue, starting at around $2.6K and peaking at $4.2K by the end of December. Weekly downloads showed a strong upward trend, beginning at approximately 47K and reaching over 81K in the final week. Active users increased from around 249K to 276K, indicating robust engagement.

Similarly, Space shooter - Galaxy attack, also by 1SOFT, maintained consistent revenue, with a notable spike to $9.8K in late October. Downloads remained relatively stable, with a peak of 93K in the last week of December. Active users consistently grew, ending the quarter at nearly 483K.

1945 Air Force: Airplane Games showed a varied pattern. Revenue began at $4.2K, fluctuating through the quarter, and ending at $5.2K. Downloads experienced a significant peak in mid-October at 107K, while active users saw a decrease, ending at 306K from a high of 421K.

Survivor.io by Habby demonstrated a decline in weekly downloads from 120K to 8.5K, with revenue peaking at $18K in the final week of December. Active users fluctuated, ultimately decreasing to 156K by quarter's end.

Lastly, 1941 AirAttack: Airplane Games by Onegame Global Limited had modest revenue, peaking at $141 in mid-November. Downloads started strong at 81K but dwindled to about 16K by the year's end. However, active users increased from 159K to 187K, suggesting sustained interest.

These insights offer a snapshot into the dynamic performance of shoot'em up games in South America, with more detailed data available through Sensor Tower.