Oxide: Survival Island

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Old School RuneScape

Oxide: Survival Island is a mobile survival RPG with a moderate presence on platforms like VK and Google Play, primarily popular in Russian-speaking regions. Mobile survival games often have steady, smaller daily user counts unless backed by major publishers. As it's not a global mainstream title, a DAP around 10,000–20,000 is reasonable for this niche. The lack of publisher/developer info and no evidence of large-scale persistent worlds means it does not meet MMO criteria.

Old School RuneScape is a well-known fantasy MMORPG from Jagex, released in 2013. It maintains a strong persistent player base due to nostalgia, consistent updates, and mobile availability. Although past its peak, it still regularly draws tens of thousands of daily active players across all platforms. Estimates in recent years place its daily active player count between 70,000–120,000, so 90,000 is a conservative current estimate.