Top 5 Military Games Performance in Nigeria Q2 2025

During the second quarter of 2025, the military gaming landscape in Nigeria showcased varied trends across the top 5 military games on a unified platform. According to Sensor Tower, these games demonstrated distinct patterns in downloads, revenue, and active users.

Delta Force from Level Infinite saw its weekly downloads peak at 139K in late April, followed by a gradual decline to around 4K by the end of June. The app's weekly revenue started at approximately $1.5K and decreased to about $440 by the end of the quarter. Weekly active users also declined from 119K to 35K, indicating a downward trend in user engagement.

Shoot Out: Gun Shooting Games by Freeplay Inc experienced a significant increase in weekly downloads, reaching 30K by the end of June. Revenue showed a slight upward trend, ending at $99 from an initial $85. The game maintained a consistent rise in weekly active users, peaking at 121K.

Call of Duty: Mobile Season 8 from Activision Publishing, Inc. reported steady weekly downloads, peaking at 24K. Revenue demonstrated a strong upward trend from $16.8K to $26.8K. Active users remained robust, increasing to nearly 499K by the end of the quarter.

Mini Militia - War.io by Miniclip.com experienced stable weekly downloads, remaining around 15K. Revenue showed minor fluctuations, ending at $144 from $116. However, weekly active users saw a decline from 121K to 103K.

War Zone: Fight For Homeland by Horus Technology Solutions exhibited a consistent increase in weekly downloads, reaching 14K. Revenue increased slightly to $99, while active users grew steadily, ending at 208K.

These insights from Sensor Tower highlight the diverse performance of military games in Nigeria, offering a glimpse into user preferences and market dynamics.