Realms of Despair
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Goblin Slayer: Endless Hunting

Direct comparison between Realms of Despair and Goblin Slayer: Endless Hunting. View their social activity, release status, platform availability, and other key details.

Realms of Despair

Goblin Slayer: Endless Hunting

Realms of Despair

~40

daily players

Goblin Slayer: Endless Hunting

~3k

daily players

Game Status

Status

Active

Realms of Despair status is active.

Status

Active

Goblin Slayer: Endless Hunting status is active.

Estimated Daily Players

~40

We estimate that Realms of Despair has currently around 40 players daily.

Realms of Despair is a text-based MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) that launched in 1994 and is one of the oldest online fantasy RPGs still in operation. These games have a small, resilient core player base but see very low daily activity by modern standards, especially given its age and niche appeal. MUD communities are typically in the dozens after nearly 30 years online.

Estimated Daily Players

~3 thousand

We estimate that Goblin Slayer: Endless Hunting has currently around 3k players daily.

Goblin Slayer: Endless Hunting is a web browser RPG/strategy game based on the Goblin Slayer anime IP. Released in late 2022 on the G123 platform, its player retention is likely modest, as with most licensed, idle-style browser games. G123 games usually have a niche but dedicated audience; after over a year, daily players likely number in the low thousands.

Social Score

Social activity comparison between Realms of Despair and Goblin Slayer: Endless Hunting. Data includes social media activity, community discussions, and online mentions tracked over time.

Social score for Realms of Despair