Age of Empires: Online
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Goose Goose Duck

Direct comparison between Age of Empires: Online and Goose Goose Duck. View their social activity, release status, platform availability, and other key details.

Age of Empires: Online

Goose Goose Duck

Age of Empires: Online

~2k

daily players

Goose Goose Duck

~40k

daily players

Game Status

Status

Active

Age of Empires: Online status is active.

Status

Active

Goose Goose Duck status is active.

Estimated Daily Players

~1.5 thousand

We estimate that Age of Empires: Online has currently around 1.5k players daily.

Age of Empires: Online was originally released in 2011 and officially shut down in 2014, but the game lives on through the fan-run Project Celeste servers. As a niche fan revival, its daily player base is small—likely in the low thousands—sustained by a dedicated but limited community and not benefiting from mainstream publisher support. Its activity is well below peak original levels.

Estimated Daily Players

~40 thousand

We estimate that Goose Goose Duck has currently around 40k players daily.

Goose Goose Duck is a social deduction party game released in 2021, similar to Among Us, which had significant popularity during its first year and retains an active global player base, particularly in regions like Asia. However, being a party game, player retention over time is moderate but not at massive scales seen in major MMOs, though it holds steady with tens of thousands of daily active players two years post-launch.

Social Score

Social activity comparison between Age of Empires: Online and Goose Goose Duck. Data includes social media activity, community discussions, and online mentions tracked over time.

Social score for Age of Empires: Online