Top 5 First Person Games on Android in Nigeria: Q1 2025

In the first quarter of 2025, Nigeria's Android gaming scene saw some intriguing trends among the top first-person shooter games. Here's a closer look at the performance of these games, based on data from Sensor Tower.

FPS Strike Ops: Modern Arena showed a significant increase in weekly active users, climbing from 19.5K at the start of the quarter to nearly 130K by the end of March. Downloads surged mid-quarter, peaking at over 31K weekly. Revenue was modest, with a notable peak of $77 in mid-February.

War Zone: Fight For Homeland maintained a steady presence, with active users fluctuating around 160K to 180K. Weekly downloads saw a gradual decline, starting at 24K and dropping to about 5K by the quarter’s end. Revenue remained relatively stable, averaging around $50 per week.

World War: Army Battle FPS 3D experienced a consistent user base of around 33K, with downloads peaking at 15K in late February. Revenue was minimal, with a few weeks peaking at $50.

Rescue Agent: Shoot & Hunt saw a notable increase in both downloads and active users, with downloads reaching 19K and active users climbing to 36K by March. Revenue was sporadic but peaked at $52 in the last week of the quarter.

Finally, Call of Duty: Mobile Season 8 continued to dominate, maintaining over 180K active users. Downloads experienced a downward trend, starting at 9.6K and falling to 8.2K. Revenue was strong, averaging above $14K weekly, with a peak of $23.6K in mid-January.

These insights highlight the dynamic nature of the gaming market in Nigeria, where user engagement and revenue vary significantly across different titles. For more detailed insights, visit Sensor Tower.