Top 5 Military Games Performance on Unified Platform in Australia Q3 2025

In the third quarter of 2025, the Australian market saw interesting trends in the performance of top military games on a unified platform, according to data from Sensor Tower.

Call of Duty®: Mobile by Activision Publishing, Inc. displayed fluctuations in weekly revenue, peaking at about $175.5K in late July. Weekly downloads remained relatively stable, with a slight peak of 5.4K in early July. However, weekly active users showed a downward trend from 57.2K at the start of the quarter to 33.2K by the end.

War Drone: 3D Shooting Games from Mobile Gaming Studios experienced a gradual decline in both weekly revenue and downloads. Revenue started at $4.7K, tapering to around $2.8K by the end of September. Downloads followed a similar trend, decreasing from 6.3K to roughly 1.2K. Weekly active users also decreased from 9.5K to 3.3K.

Top War: Battle Game by River Game HK Limited saw a significant increase in weekly revenue, reaching approximately $45.4K in early September. Downloads surged from 1.3K to 4.2K throughout the quarter. Active user numbers fluctuated, ending at 788.

Delta Force, from Level Infinite, showed a steady weekly revenue trend, with a notable peak at $6.3K in late September. Downloads increased slightly towards the end of the quarter, rounding out at 2.2K. Active users maintained a stable range, hovering around 10K.

Shoot Out: Shooting Simulator by Freeplay LLC had a consistent performance with slight fluctuations. Weekly revenue remained low, peaking at $175 in late July. Downloads and active users showed minor variations, with active users peaking at 11.5K in late September.

These insights are derived from Sensor Tower's comprehensive data analysis, offering a glimpse into the competitive landscape of military games in Australia. For more detailed insights, visit Sensor Tower's platform.