Command & Conquer: Tiberium Alliances

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Legends of IdleOn

Command & Conquer: Tiberium Alliances is a browser-based real-time strategy (RTS) game released in 2012 by Electronic Arts. Though it has a persistent world and some MMO-like features, its age and niche genre have led to a dwindling population over the years. Browser strategy games typically see declining engagement after their early years, but EA's support and the franchise name have maintained a small, core audience. Based on industry trends, it is likely to have a few thousand daily active players today.

Legends of IdleOn is a well-known idle MMORPG-style game released by indie developer LavaFlame2 in 2020. While it is not published by a major studio, it has maintained an active and dedicated community across multiple platforms (PC, Android, iOS). Its blend of MMORPG mechanics and idle gameplay has led to a steady, though niche, following, with daily active players likely around 10,000 based on player metrics from Steam, mobile downloads, and community engagement on Reddit and Discord. The persistent online world and large-scale player interactions do meet MMO criteria.