Stick Fight: The Game

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Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds

Stick Fight: The Game is a popular indie action/party fighting game released in 2017, developed by Landfall Games. While it had strong popularity at launch and remains a favorite for party and local multiplayer sessions, its daily active player base has declined with age. Its cross-platform releases help retention, but indie party games typically have lower long-term concurrent player counts compared to AAA titles. The game typically peaks at a few thousand concurrent players across all platforms, so an estimate of around 3,500 daily active players is reasonable in 2024.

Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds is a mobile and PC MMOARPG published by Netmarble, released in mid-2021. It had a major launch, leveraging both the Ni no Kuni IP from Level-5 and gacha/MMO mechanics. The game peaked high but, like most mobile MMOs, saw significant player count decreases after the initial year. In 2024, it retains a dedicated but much smaller global player base, with estimated daily active users likely in the 50,000–100,000 range, especially due to its presence in Asia. Major publisher support and continued updates help maintain its relevance.