Top 5 Plane Games Performance in the US, Q3 2025

In the third quarter of 2025, the top five plane games in the United States on a unified platform demonstrated varied performance metrics. Here's a closer look at their trends:

• Epic Plane Evolution, published by Voodoo, saw a gradual decline in weekly revenue, starting from approximately $165K at the end of June and decreasing to around $80K by the end of September. Weekly downloads fluctuated, peaking in late June at 146K before stabilizing around 100K in the latter part of the quarter. Active users showed a slight decrease, beginning at 349K and ending at about 335K.

• Acecraft: Sky Hero from Skystone Games experienced a sharp rise in weekly revenue in early September, reaching $265K, before declining to $91K by the quarter's end. Downloads surged to 658K in the first week of September, followed by a significant drop to 14K by the end of the month. Active users mirrored this pattern, starting with 418K and falling to 55K.

• 1945 Air Force: Airplane Games by ONESOFT GLOBAL maintained steady weekly revenue, hovering around $50K to $68K throughout the quarter. Downloads remained consistent, with minor fluctuations around 20K. Active users showed variability, peaking at 128K in the first week of September before dropping to 107K by the end of the quarter.

• Metalstorm: Fighter Jet Game from Starform reported weekly revenue starting at $96K, declining to $67K by late September. Weekly downloads were stable, averaging around 14K. Active users began the quarter at 98K, decreasing towards 46K by the end of September.

• Crazy Plane Landing, published by BoomBit, Inc., had minimal revenue impact. Downloads dropped from 21K in late June to approximately 10K by September's end. Active users started at 82K, with a noticeable decline to 41K by the quarter's close.

These insights, sourced from Sensor Tower, highlight the dynamic landscape of plane games in the US market. For more detailed analytics, visit Sensor Tower's platform.