Top Sports Games on iOS in New Zealand: Q1 2025

In the first quarter of 2025, several sports games stood out on the iOS platform in New Zealand. Here's a closer look at their performance based on data from Sensor Tower.

8 Ball Pool™

Published by Miniclip.com, this game saw its weekly revenue fluctuate between approximately $2.3K and $3.3K, with a notable peak at $3.2K in the last week of March. Weekly downloads started strong at around 1.4K but dipped to 823 by late March, before climbing back to 1.3K. Active users began at 3.8K, peaking at 4.5K mid-quarter, and concluded at 1.9K.

EA SPORTS FC™ Mobile Soccer

This title from Electronic Arts experienced varying weekly revenue, peaking at $3.6K towards the end of February, and closing the quarter at $3.1K. Downloads were modest, starting at 546 and gradually decreasing to 235. The game maintained a stable active user base, fluctuating around 7K to 8K.

eFootball™

KONAMI's eFootball™ saw its revenue peak early at $3.7K, with a dip to $553 in mid-February, followed by a recovery to $1.7K by the end of March. Downloads were low, starting at 174 and dropping to 72. Active users showed slight volatility, starting at 2.9K, peaking at 3.1K in late February, and closing at 2.6K.

Hunting Sniper: Showdown

This game by SPARKS INFORMATION (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. saw a steady revenue rise, peaking at $1.2K in late February. Downloads began at 225, peaking at 500 before declining to 108 by quarter's end. Active users started at 1.3K and ended at 1.2K, with a noticeable peak of 1.6K in late January.

NBA 2K25 MyTEAM

2K's NBA 2K25 MyTEAM displayed a varied revenue trend, starting at $1.2K, dipping to $199, and recovering to $953 by mid-March. Downloads began at 470, with a low of 139, and rose to 303 by the end of March. Active users started at 948, peaking at 1K, and ended the quarter at 357.

For more insights into these trends, visit Sensor Tower.