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As we set sail into the performance of pirate-themed games on iOS in the United States for Q1 2021, we observe a treasure trove of data that paints the picture of user engagement and popularity. This analysis is brought to you by Sensor Tower, a leading provider of market intelligence and insights for the global mobile app economy.
Pirates of the Caribbean : ToW by JOYCITY Corp started the quarter with $129K in revenue and saw a mid-quarter peak at $147K before settling at $89K by the end of March. Downloads for the game reached a high of 3K in mid-January and weekly active users peaked at 4.7K in the same period before dropping to around 3K by quarter-end.
Pirate Kings™ from Playtika LTD showed a consistent revenue pattern, starting at $44K and peaking at $49K with slight fluctuations ending at $37K. Downloads hit a high of 642 in mid-March, while weekly active users saw a gradual decline from 7.1K to 5.1K throughout the quarter.
The performance of Age of Sail: Navy & Pirates by Special Gamez Technology Co., Ltd. showed an interesting trend with revenue starting at $20K, dipping to $7K, and then climbing to a peak of $15K before ending at $7.6K. The game's downloads saw a spike in early February at 622 but declined to 164 by the end of March.
Pirates & Pearls: Match 3 Game by G5 Entertainment AB had modest revenue figures starting at $2.9K and peaking at $4.3K in early February, with the quarter ending at $2.5K. The game's downloads were negligible with a minor peak of 61 in early March, and weekly active users showed a decreasing trend from 3.7K to 2.7K.
Lastly, Plunder Pirates by Midoki began with $1.5K in revenue and saw an impressive peak at $4.2K in mid-March, before a slight decrease to $2.2K. Downloads for the game reached their highest at 452 in late March, while weekly active users remained fairly stable, ending the quarter at 4.9K.
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