Top 5 First Person Games on Android in Australia, Q2 2025

In the second quarter of 2025, the Australian Android market saw notable performances from the top five first-person games. Here's a closer look at their trends based on Sensor Tower data.

I Am Cat from Estoty showed a steady decline in weekly revenue, starting at approximately $118 and tapering off to $56 by the end of June. Weekly downloads followed a similar downward trend, decreasing from around 5.6K to 2.9K. However, weekly active users saw fluctuations, peaking at 16.9K mid-quarter before settling at 15.1K.

Annoying Uncle Punch Game maintained consistent weekly downloads, averaging around 3.5K, with a slight peak to 5.8K in mid-April. The game had a stable user base, with active users rising from 19.7K to nearly 25K by the quarter's end.

Minecraft Trial experienced a steady flow of weekly downloads, hovering around 2.5K to 3.8K. Active users saw significant growth, starting at 1.1K and reaching a high of 5.2K mid-quarter, before decreasing to 2.5K by the end.

I Am Security from Estoty had a declining trend in weekly revenue, starting at $48 and dropping to zero by June. Downloads also decreased from 4K to 2K over the quarter. Active users showed some variability, peaking at 10.8K in early April, then stabilizing around 4.7K.

Delta Force by Level Infinite showed an initial surge in revenue, peaking at $3.1K in late April, before stabilizing around $900. Downloads spiked initially at 14.9K but settled to an average of 800. Active users started strong at 11.7K, gradually declining to 3.2K by the quarter's end.

These insights highlight the dynamic nature of the gaming market in Australia. For more detailed data and analysis, visit Sensor Tower's platform.