Pirates of the Burning Sea
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Old School RuneScape

Direct comparison between Pirates of the Burning Sea and Old School RuneScape. View their social activity, release status, platform availability, and other key details.

Pirates of the Burning Sea

Old School RuneScape

Pirates of the Burning Sea

~300

daily players

Old School RuneScape

~90k

daily players

Game Status

Status

Active

Pirates of the Burning Sea status is active.

Status

Active

Old School RuneScape status is active.

Estimated Daily Players

~300

We estimate that Pirates of the Burning Sea has currently around 300 players daily.

Pirates of the Burning Sea is a historical naval MMORPG released in 2008 by Flying Lab Software and later managed by Portalus Games. The game was relatively niche and, after over 15 years, has a small but dedicated community. Its MMO status is confirmed by its persistent world and large multiplayer features, but with no significant updates or publisher support in recent years, daily active users are likely very low, typical for legacy MMOs that are still online but largely unsupported.

Estimated Daily Players

~90 thousand

We estimate that Old School RuneScape has currently around 90k players daily.

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.

Social Score

Social activity comparison between Pirates of the Burning Sea and Old School RuneScape. Data includes social media activity, community discussions, and online mentions tracked over time.

Social score for Pirates of the Burning Sea