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Pox Nora is a tactical turn-based strategy game originally released in 2004 by Sony Online Entertainment and later maintained by Desert Owl Games. Although it had a niche but loyal fanbase, the game's age (over 19 years old) and lack of major recent updates suggest a very small, dedicated player base remains. Board/strategy games online of this era typically have very low activity unless continuously supported by expansions or eSports scenes, which is not the case for Pox Nora.

Enlisted is a free-to-play squad-based World War II shooter developed by Darkflow Software and published by Gaijin Entertainment. Launched in 2020 and available on multiple platforms, its player base is supported by ongoing updates and events promoted by Gaijin. However, as a niche shooter (and not a top-tier AAA franchise), its daily active players likely peak in the tens of thousands, not hundreds of thousands. The game has moderate popularity among enthusiasts of realistic shooters but does not reach the scale of major titles like War Thunder or Battlefield. Players per match are capped and it lacks the persistent world of a true MMO.