Happy Wars
VS
Elite: Dangerous

Direct comparison between Happy Wars and Elite: Dangerous. View their social activity, release status, platform availability, and other key details.

Happy Wars

Elite: Dangerous

Happy Wars

~500

daily players

Elite: Dangerous

~15k

daily players

Game Status

Status

Active

Happy Wars status is active.

Status

Active

Elite: Dangerous status is active.

Estimated Daily Players

~500

We estimate that Happy Wars has currently around 500 players daily.

Happy Wars, released in 2012, is a multiplayer online action game by Toylogic and Microsoft Studios. Its primary modes are team-based battles (up to 15v15), but it does not have a persistent world typical of MMOs. The player base has sharply declined over time, especially after Xbox 360 servers closed in 2018. While there is still some activity on Windows and Xbox One, daily active players are likely quite low, mostly a small but dedicated group.

Estimated Daily Players

~15 thousand

We estimate that Elite: Dangerous has currently around 15k players daily.

Elite: Dangerous released in 2014 and is maintained by Frontier Developments. It's a persistent online space sim with a dedicated but niche audience, typical of older, complex simulators. Player numbers have declined from launch highs, but a strong core community remains; estimated daily players are around 15,000 based on current trends for similar titles, community activity, and public platform data.

Social Score

Social activity comparison between Happy Wars and Elite: Dangerous. Data includes social media activity, community discussions, and online mentions tracked over time.

Social score for Happy Wars