Ark: Survival Evolved

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BattleBit Remastered

Ark: Survival Evolved is a popular survival sandbox game released in 2017 and available on nearly all platforms. Its peak was several years ago, but it maintains a stable community thanks to official and community servers, modding, and occasional event content. While numbers have declined since launch, the game still sees tens of thousands of daily players across PC and consoles, especially due to its ongoing updates and active mod scene. However, it is not an MMO as it does not feature a single, large-scale persistent world—servers are capped and players are sharded.

BattleBit Remastered is a popular indie tactical shooter released in mid-2023. It saw significant early attention for its large-scale, low-poly warfare reminiscent of Battlefield, supporting up to 254 players per match. However, as a buy-to-play indie shooter without major publisher backing, its daily active players have declined from the release peak. Its concurrency and popularity remain decent for an indie shooter, but it no longer sustains massive numbers. Estimate is based on industry trends for similar indie multiplayer shooters one year post-launch.