Suck Up! Player Count and Price History

Suck Up!

Steam app 2726370

Suck Up!

ProximaOct 1, 2025Casual, Indie, Simulation

$16.99Steam Deck Playable
  • Fantasy
  • Simulation
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Choices Matter
  • Voice Control
  • Funny
  • Character Customization
  • Singleplayer
  • Dialogue Heavy
  • Vampires
Playing now
6
Updated 10 hours ago
24-hour peak
6
Last 24 hours
All-time peak
47
May 1, 2026

Data source: Steam Web APILast updated: How we collect this data

Suck Up! player count chart

Suck Up! has very few players on Steam right now (6). Its all-time peak was 47.

History from Oct 1, 2025

Suck Up! monthly player count

MonthAvg. playersGain% GainPeak players
November 2026not enough data-1-5.88%16
October 20266+4+30.77%17
September 2026not enough data-3-18.75%13
August 2026not enough data-5-23.81%16
July 2026not enough data-3-12.5%21
June 2026not enough data-23-48.94%24
May 2026not enough data+17+56.67%47
April 2026not enough data+13+76.47%30
March 2026not enough data-1-5.56%17
February 2026not enough data-10-35.71%18
January 2026not enough data+1+3.7%28
December 2025not enough data+11+68.75%27
November 2025not enough data-10-38.46%16
October 2025not enough datan/an/a26

How many people are playing Suck Up!?

Right now, 6 players are in Suck Up! on Steam. That makes it the #10,359 most played game on Steam at the moment. In the last 24 hours it peaked at 6 players. Today's peak is 33% below its 30-day average daily peak of 9.

Suck Up! player count trend

Over the last 30 days Suck Up! averaged a daily peak of 9 players, down 10% compared with the 30 days before (10). Its highest point this month (17) is 6% above the same period last year (16). In its first month after release (Oct 1, 2025) it peaked at 26 players. Today's player count is 13% of its all-time peak of 47, set on May 1, 2026.

About Suck Up!

Ready for a vampire adventure in a quiet little town? Suck Up! is a comedic game where you survive as a bloodsucking vampire in the human world. Talk to real AI characters, fool them into trusting you, and find a way into their homes to feed without getting caught.

Developer
Proxima
Released
Oct 1, 2025
Genre
Casual, Indie, Simulation
Steam Deck
Playable
Languages
6 languages, 6 with full audio

Screenshots

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Suck Up! price history

$16.99
price now (US)
$16.99
lowest recorded · no discount seen since Oct 2026

Good time to buy? No sale seen yet. Suck Up! costs $16.99 and we have not recorded a discount for it so far.Next Steam sale: Steam Winter Sale, Dec 17 to Jan 4. See the countdown

US price on Steam. Checked daily.

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Suck Up! FAQ

Is Suck Up! dead?

Suck Up! has very few players on Steam right now (6). Its all-time peak was 47.

How many people play Suck Up!?

6 people are playing Suck Up! on Steam right now. In the last 24 hours it peaked at 6 concurrent players.

What is the all-time peak player count for Suck Up!?

Suck Up! reached its all-time Steam peak of 47 concurrent players on May 1, 2026.

Is Suck Up! growing or declining?

Suck Up! is declining. Its average daily peak over the last 30 days was 9, down 10% compared with the previous 30 days.

How much does Suck Up! cost?

Suck Up! costs $16.99 on Steam in the US. Prices are checked daily and can differ by region.

What is the lowest price Suck Up! has been on Steam?

We have not seen Suck Up! discounted on Steam since October 2026, so the lowest US price we have recorded is its regular $16.99.

Is Suck Up! on sale right now?

No, Suck Up! is at its full price of $16.99 on Steam right now.

When did Suck Up! come out?

Suck Up! was released on Steam on Oct 1, 2025.

Who made Suck Up!?

Suck Up! was developed by Proxima.

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