Head to head

Perpetuum vs Tom Clancy's The Division

Perpetuum

Live

15 – 53 daily

Tom Clancy's The Division

Live

930 – 3k daily

Side by side

Values shared by both games are highlighted.

Status

ACTIVE

Released

September 2014 · 12 years ago

March 2016 · 11 years ago

Daily players

15 – 53

930 – 3k

Estimated players

1042.4%

52.6k

Available on

Windows

Windows
PlayStation
Xbox

Platforms

Windows

Perspectives

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Third Person

Player activity

Smoothed estimated players over time.

PerpetuumTom Clancy's The Division

Perpetuum

Average monthly estimated players
Month	Estimated players	Change
September 2026	~105
August 2026	~105	Up 19%
July 2026	~88	—

Tom Clancy's The Division

Average monthly estimated players
Month	Estimated players	Change
September 2026	~52.6k	Up 0.2%
August 2026	~52.5k	Up 0.2%
July 2026	~52.4k	—

Community breakdown

Steam, Discord, Reddit, Twitch, and YouTube activity for both games, side by side.

Steam concurrent players

Perpetuum: 0Down 100%
Tom Clancy's The Division: 233Down 43%

Perpetuum currently has 0 peak concurrent Steam players, while Tom Clancy's The Division has 233.

Reddit members

Perpetuum: 196Up 0.5%
Tom Clancy's The Division: 426.9kUp 0.4%

Tom Clancy's The Division currently has about 2178× as many subreddit members as Perpetuum — 426,943 vs 196.

Twitch viewers

Perpetuum: 0Down 100%
Tom Clancy's The Division: 24Down 61%

Perpetuum currently has 0 live Twitch viewers, while Tom Clancy's The Division has 24.

How these estimates are made

Perpetuum

Perpetuum is estimated to have 15 – 53 players a day. Around 24k – 60k accounts have played it in total. The range is anchored on Steam’s official concurrent-player and review counts, then converted to daily actives and accounts — so it covers the Steam player base and will under-count a game played mostly through its own launcher or on console.

Tom Clancy's The Division

Tom Clancy's The Division is estimated to have 930 – 3k players a day. Around 1m – 4m accounts have played it in total. The range is anchored on Steam’s official concurrent-player and review counts, then converted to daily actives and accounts — so it covers the Steam player base and will under-count a game played mostly through its own launcher or on console.