Orna VS Rift

Orna, released in December 2017, is an indie RPG with open-world elements. Given its age, it likely has a smaller, dedicated player base. The game has not reached mainstream popularity like larger MMOs, and its indie status suggests a more niche audience. The combination of these factors leads to an estimate of around 1,500 daily active players. Additionally, while it features multiplayer elements, it does not fit the traditional MMO definition due to its smaller scale and player interaction mechanics.

Rift, released in 2011, is over a decade old and has likely seen a significant decline in its player base over the years. While it was popular at launch, the typical lifecycle of MMOs suggests that many players have moved on, especially given the competitive landscape of newer titles. The game is categorized under RPG and fantasy, which can sustain a community, but without major updates or expansions in recent years, the active player count is likely low. Trion Worlds, the developer and publisher, has faced challenges in maintaining player engagement, further contributing to the decline. Therefore, an estimate of around 1,500 daily active players seems reasonable.