STEAM PLAYER TRENDS
Older games that are suddenly busy again, after an update, a sale, a free weekend or a new season. We compare each game's average daily peak over the last 30 days with the 30 days before, for games released at least 180 days ago that had fallen to under half of their all-time peak.
Average daily peak (the most players online at once each day), UTC days. Last 30 days: Oct 6 to Nov 4. Previous 30 days: Sep 6 to Oct 5. Updated every few hours.
A game released at least 180 days ago whose average daily peak over the last 30 days is at least 20% higher than in the 30 days before, with at least 500 players at its daily peak, after it had fallen to under half of its all-time peak.
The usual reasons are a big update or new season, a deep discount in a Steam sale, a free weekend, a sequel or show bringing attention back, or a popular streamer picking the game up.
Every few hours, from player counts we collect through the official Steam Web API. Busy games are checked about every 10 minutes.
RageQuit Charts is not affiliated with Valve Corporation. Steam and the Steam logo are trademarks of Valve Corporation. Player counts come from the official Steam Web API.
