Core MUD
VS
Scum

Direct comparison between Core MUD and Scum. View their social activity, release status, platform availability, and other key details.

Core MUD

Scum

Core MUD

~20

daily players

Scum

~3k

daily players

Game Status

Status

Active

Core MUD status is active.

Status

Active

Scum status is active.

Estimated Daily Players

~20

We estimate that Core MUD has currently around 20 players daily.

Core MUD is a text-based multi-user dungeon (MUD) launched in 1996, when MUDs were popular among early internet communities. Today, almost all MUDs see very low concurrent activity due to their age and the niche appeal. Based on the genre's decline and absence of a major publisher or active social channels, it's likely Core MUD maintains a very small, dedicated player base.

Estimated Daily Players

~3 thousand

We estimate that Scum has currently around 3k players daily.

Scum is a multiplayer open-world survival game developed by Gamepires and originally entered Early Access in 2018. While it is not a full MMO, it supports servers with dozens of players (up to 64 per server). The game maintains a niche but dedicated following and is frequently updated; however, it has never reached large mainstream status. Based on long-term trends of similar survival games, its daily active player base is estimated to be in the low thousands, and this estimate would hold unless a major relaunch or expansion revitalized the player base.

Social Score

Social activity comparison between Core MUD and Scum. Data includes social media activity, community discussions, and online mentions tracked over time.

Social score for Core MUD