Steam record broken again! Concurrent player count surpasses 34 million
Steam has repeated the record it set in January, reaching a new peak of 34,298,950 concurrent players. Popular games such as Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, and PUBG played a major role in this achievement.
The most popular gaming platform, Steam, broke its concurrent player record again last month.
After ending its support for the Turkish Lira, Steam had become less exciting with its discounts. Although we occasionally report on solid deals, the platform lost many players due to this move, which it had to make for reasons beyond its control.
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However, it would not be wrong to say that it is still the most popular. In addition to providing game purchases, the platform, which also presents statistics at regular intervals, has refreshed its own concurrent player record. Last January, the platform broke this record by crossing the 33 million concurrent player threshold. Now, it has surpassed the 34 million mark, with the exact number being 34,298,950. Of course, it is worth looking at the games it owes this to.
Here are the 20 most played games on Steam and their concurrent player records from the last 24 hours:
Counter-Strike 2: 1,474,396
Dota 2: 705,679
PUBG: Battlegrounds: 627,348
Apex Legends: 465,266
Helldivers 2: 440,473
Naraka: Bladepoint: 286,947
Palworld: 273,204
Last Epoch: 223,801
Source SDK Base 2007: 201,592
Grand Theft Auto V: 166,477
Baldur’s Gate 3: 146,223
Wallpaper Engine: 122,981
Rust: 122,824
Elden Ring: 112,016
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege: 107,565
Call of Duty: 107,124
War Thunder: 100,990
Monster Hunter: World: 85,752
Team Fortress 2: 78,014
Warframe: 75,398
News Source: 12punto
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