Head to head

Ark: Survival of the Fittest vs Blossom & Decay

Ark: Survival of the Fittest

Live

18 – 62 daily

Blossom & Decay

TBA

Side by side

Values shared by both games are highlighted.

Status

ACTIVE

UNKNOWN

Released

March 2016 · 10 years ago

To be announced

Daily players

18 – 62

No population data

Estimated players

121.2k

Available on

Windows
macOS
Linux
PlayStation

Browser
Android
iOS

Platforms

Perspectives

First Person

Isometric

Player activity

Smoothed estimated players over time.

Ark: Survival of the FittestBlossom & Decay

Ark: Survival of the Fittest

Average monthly estimated players
Month	Estimated players	Change
August 2026	~121.2k	Up 0.2%
July 2026	~121k	—

Blossom & Decay

Average monthly estimated players
Month	Estimated players	Change
August 2026	~10
July 2026	~10	—

Community breakdown

Steam, Discord, Reddit, Twitch, and YouTube activity for both games, side by side.

Steam concurrent players

Ark: Survival of the Fittest: 10Up 25%
Blossom & Decay: —

Ark: Survival of the Fittest currently has 10 peak concurrent Steam players; no comparable data is tracked for Blossom & Decay.

YouTube subscribers

Ark: Survival of the Fittest: 1.2m
Blossom & Decay: 98

Ark: Survival of the Fittest currently has about 12245× as many YouTube subscribers as Blossom & Decay — 1,200,000 vs 98.

How these estimates are made

Ark: Survival of the Fittest

Ark: Survival of the Fittest is estimated to have 18 – 62 players a day. Around 230k – 590k accounts have played it in total. The range is anchored on Steam’s official concurrent-player and review counts, then converted to daily actives and accounts — so it covers the Steam player base and will under-count a game played mostly through its own launcher or on console.

Blossom & Decay

Blossom & Decay is estimated to have 1 – 530 players a day. Around 750 – 78k accounts have played it in total. No Steam data is published for this game, so the range is modelled from the size of its Discord, Reddit, Twitch, YouTube and app-store communities. It is a rough band rather than a measurement.