Glossary
What are concurrent players?
Concurrent players is the number of people playing a game at the same moment. A peak is the highest such figure over a set period.
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How it works
Steam publishes how many people are in each game right now, and sites such as Steam Charts record it over time. Our player counts are the peak over the last 30 days, with the date we read it. A concurrent figure is not the number of owners or monthly players, which are always much higher.
Steam figures leave out console players and other launchers, so we say when a count covers Steam only. Games that aren't on Steam have no count.
In the games we track
- Counter-Strike 2: a 30-day peak of 1,450,705 on Steam.
- PUBG: Battlegrounds: 806,873.
- Helldivers 2: 98,111; PlayStation and Xbox players aren't counted.
- Fellowship: 673, down from 43,205 at its Early Access launch.
Games and guides
Sources
- Wikipedia – Concurrent user, published by en.wikipedia.org
- Wikidata – Concurrent players (Q1124352), published by wikidata.org
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