OGame

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Grand Chase

OGame is a long-running browser-based space strategy MMO from Gameforge, released in 2002. Its peak popularity has passed, but it still maintains a dedicated niche community due to regular updates and the persistent, competitive universe mechanics. Despite its age, the game holds onto a core player base familiar with browser MMOs. Most players come from Europe and Latin America. A daily active player count in the 10,000–20,000 range is a reasonable estimate considering its longevity and niche status.

Grand Chase is a well-known side-scrolling action MMORPG originally developed by KOG Studios. Although the classic PC version was shut down in most regions years ago, the mobile relaunch (Grand Chase: Dimensional Chaser) and a Steam version have seen some limited success since 2017. Due to its age, niche appeal, and relatively modest marketing outside its core market (primarily Southeast Asia and Latin America), I estimate its daily active player base to be low thousands. The game does have persistent multiplayer elements and instanced co-op/competitive modes, qualifying as an MMO.