Top Crime Games Performance in Kenya: Q1 2025

In the first quarter of 2025, the top crime games on a unified platform in Kenya showcased intriguing trends in downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a closer look at the performance of these popular apps.

Gangster Game Grand Mafia City saw its weekly downloads fluctuate, starting at 14.6K at the beginning of January and dipping to 5K by the end of March. However, there was a notable peak of 12.3K downloads in late February. Weekly active users increased from 54.6K to a high of 77.9K in February, before settling at 69.1K by the quarter's end.

Police Simulator: Police Games exhibited a rise in weekly active users, climbing from 120.2K to 134.3K over the quarter. Downloads began at 13.5K and saw a decrease to 7.2K by the end of March, though there was a mid-quarter spike of 8.6K.

Hunter Assassin experienced a decline in weekly downloads from 11.8K to 6.2K. Revenue was minimal, peaking at $25 in early January. Active users decreased from 50.4K to 35.2K by the end of March, despite a slight recovery towards the end.

MadOut 2: Grand Auto Racing showed a steady increase in revenue, reaching $105 in mid-March. Downloads varied, starting at 2.4K and increasing to 9.8K. Active users grew significantly from 6.2K to 19.9K by the quarter's end.

Agent Hunt – Hitman Shooter had downloads that ranged from 4.2K initially, peaking at 6.4K in late February. Revenue was modest, with a high of $32 in mid-March. Active users increased from 22.7K to 30.3K in early March, before ending the quarter at 25.8K.

These insights, derived from Sensor Tower data, offer a glimpse into the gaming landscape in Kenya. For more detailed analytics, visit Sensor Tower’s platform.