3D Realistic Games Performance in Peru, Q3 2025

During the third quarter of 2025, the performance of top 3D realistic games on a unified platform in Peru showcased intriguing trends in downloads, revenue, and active user engagement. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, highlights fluctuations across various metrics.

Free Fire x NARUTO SHIPPUDEN saw a notable dip in weekly revenue, starting at approximately $138K in early July and decreasing to around $70.5K by the end of September. Weekly downloads began at 71K, peaking at 76K in early July, before dropping to 59K by quarter-end. Active users peaked at over 3M in mid-July, ending the quarter around 2.5M.

eFootball™ experienced a steady revenue decline from $38.3K to $49.5K, with a slight recovery at the end. Downloads hovered around 8K in July, slightly decreasing to 5.7K by September. Active users remained relatively stable, fluctuating between 99K and 135K, with a slight uptick towards the end.

Call of Duty®: Mobile maintained consistent weekly revenue, starting at $44.7K and ending at $27.4K. Downloads showed variability, peaking at 21K in mid-August, before settling at 10.9K. Active users increased from 125K to a peak of 174K in late August, closing the quarter at 127K.

EA SPORTS FC™ Mobile Soccer saw revenue variations, starting at $22.3K, peaking at $35.4K in late September. Downloads initially decreased from 29K to 16K, before recovering to 30K. Active users fluctuated, starting at 668K and ending at 645K, with a mid-quarter dip.

Finally, Dream League Soccer 2025 showed a revenue peak of $26.5K in mid-July, dropping to $12.8K by quarter-end. Downloads remained consistent, ranging from 21K to 25K. Active users saw growth from 464K to 592K in late July, stabilizing around 448K by September.

For a deeper dive into these trends, more insights can be found at Sensor Tower.