Devast.io

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Pokémon Trading Card Game Online

Devast.io is a web-based multiplayer survival shooter that launched in 2018, created by an indie developer (LapaMauve). These types of .io games had initial popularity spikes and typically experience a long tail of a smaller active player base. As of 2024, given its age and ongoing modest niche interest, it's likely to have between 500-1,000 daily players, possibly peaking higher during weekends. Its persistent survival maps and shared world mechanics make it fit loosely as a mini-MMO, but concurrency is typically limited to dozens per server, so it doesn't fully meet classic MMO scale.

Pokémon Trading Card Game Online was a popular digital adaptation of the Pokémon TCG, released in 2011. The game maintained a modest but dedicated player base due to the Pokémon brand, but its daily active player count declined after the launch of Pokémon TCG Live (which replaced PTCGO starting in 2023). The original client is no longer actively supported, and most of the active player base has transitioned to Live. Estimated daily players on the old service are very low, possibly only a few thousand globally, but the Pokémon TCG franchise remains strong overall.