Top Military Games Performance in Nigeria: Q1 2025

In the first quarter of 2025, the performance of the top military games on a unified platform in Nigeria showed significant trends in downloads, revenue, and active users, as revealed by Sensor Tower's data.

Mini Militia - War.io from Miniclip.com demonstrated steady growth in its weekly revenue, which peaked at approximately $164 in early March. Weekly downloads increased towards the end of the quarter, reaching around 18.2K, while active users started at 145.9K, experiencing a gradual decline to 121.2K by the end of March.

Call of Duty: Mobile Season 8 by Activision Publishing, Inc. saw a notable peak in weekly revenue at $29.2K in mid-January, before stabilizing around $18.3K towards the end of the quarter. Downloads fluctuated, with a high of 19K in January and a resurgence in March, while active users remained robust, peaking at 510.9K mid-quarter.

Shoot Out: Gun Shooting Games from Freeplay Inc experienced a consistent increase in weekly downloads, peaking at 23.4K in early March. Revenue grew steadily, reaching a maximum of $103 in the same period, while active users increased from 36.7K to a high of 75.9K.

War Zone: Fight For Homeland by Horus Technology Solutions initially saw higher downloads at 24.5K, but this number decreased to 5K by the end of March. Revenue trends were modest, with a peak of $88 in mid-January, while active users consistently grew, reaching 181.6K by mid-March.

World War: Army Battle FPS 3D from Horus Entertainment showed stable downloads around 14.6K in January, with a decline to 9.6K by March. Revenue remained low, peaking at $54, and active users decreased from 33.6K to about 25.4K.

These insights offer a glimpse into the dynamics of the military gaming market in Nigeria. For more detailed analytics and trends, check out Sensor Tower's comprehensive reports.