Counter-Strike Nexon: Studio

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Foxhole

Counter-Strike Nexon: Studio is a free-to-play FPS that launched in 2014, developed by Nexon with some involvement from Valve. It combines traditional Counter-Strike gameplay with new modes such as zombie co-op, but it has never matched the popularity of mainline Counter-Strike titles. Over time, its player base has significantly declined, but it retains a small, dedicated audience, especially in certain Asian markets. Given its age and niche appeal, current daily active players are estimated around 3,000.

Foxhole is a persistent online war game (released in 2017) developed and published by Siege Camp. The game is noted for its MMO-styled open world, where hundreds of players interact and cooperate in large-scale warfare over days or weeks. While not a mainstream title, it has an active, passionate community and niche appeal. Player numbers tend to be stable for a dedicated audience, typically in the high thousands per day based on previous Steam chart data and ongoing community activity.