Top Boxing Games Performance in Latin America Q3 2025

The third quarter of 2025 saw notable activity in the boxing games category across Latin America. Here’s a detailed look at how the top five games performed in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users.

I, The One — Fun Fighting Game from CASUAL AZUR GAMES showed a varied pattern in its metrics. Weekly downloads peaked in mid-August and September, reaching up to 100K. Revenue fluctuated slightly but remained around $200, with a peak of $245 in August. Active users saw a significant rise in early August, touching 250K, before stabilizing towards the end of September.

Boss Fight by BoomBit Games experienced a consistent increase in active users, starting at 1.1M in July and ending at approximately 1.5M by September. Downloads hovered around 60K weekly. Revenue, however, showed modest growth, peaking at $188 at the end of July before declining.

Real Boxing 2 from Vivid Games S.A. had a revenue peak of $1.1K in early September. Downloads were highest in early July at 78K but generally decreased over the quarter. Active users started at nearly 98K and showed a downward trend, ending at around 72K.

Kung Fu GYM: Fighting Games by Next Hope maintained steady weekly downloads with a peak of 26K in late July. Revenue was minimal, with a slight increase to $31 in early July, and active users remained relatively stable around 260K throughout the quarter.

Lastly, Real Boxing – Fighting Game, also from Vivid Games S.A., showed consistent downloads around 20K weekly, with revenue peaking at $263 in mid-September. Active users remained steady, fluctuating slightly around 39K.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower, providing a comprehensive overview of the boxing games market in Latin America. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower's platform.