Top 5 First Person Games on Android in the U.S. - Q1 2025

In the first quarter of 2025, the Android platform in the United States saw notable performances from the top five first-person games. Here's a breakdown of the trends observed in downloads, revenue, and active users.

I Am Security by Estoty, released in mid-February, experienced a significant surge in weekly downloads, starting at 9.2K and peaking at 213K by late February. The game also generated a weekly revenue of $1.4K in early March, with active users reaching a high of 258K in February before settling at 148K by the end of the quarter.

I Am Cat, another title from Estoty, showed a consistent increase in downloads, starting with 14K and climbing to 202K by early March. Revenue peaked at $2.5K in the first week of March, while active users saw a steady rise, reaching over 304K by the end of the quarter.

Annoying Uncle Punch Game from GOOD TO SEE YOU maintained stable weekly downloads around 67K towards the quarter's end. The game saw its active user base grow from 207K in January to over 309K by March, despite no reported revenue.

Call of Duty: Mobile Season 7 by Activision Publishing, Inc. continued its strong performance with weekly revenue starting at $1.3M and stabilizing around $770K by quarter-end. Downloads remained consistent, hovering around 40K, while active users fluctuated, peaking at over 1M in February before dropping to 864K.

Hunting Sniper from Sparks Info showed a varied trend in downloads, starting at 43K and declining to 20K by March. Revenue peaked at $356K in late February, with active users showing a slight decline from 204K to 145K over the quarter.

These insights, sourced from Sensor Tower, highlight the dynamic nature of the mobile gaming market and offer a glimpse into the shifting preferences of U.S. gamers. For more detailed analytics, Sensor Tower provides comprehensive data and insights into these trends.