The Castle Doctrine
VS
Sky: Children of the Light

Direct comparison between The Castle Doctrine and Sky: Children of the Light. View their social activity, release status, platform availability, and other key details.

The Castle Doctrine

Sky: Children of the Light

The Castle Doctrine

~10

daily players

Sky: Children of the Light

~150k

daily players

Game Status

Status

Active

The Castle Doctrine status is active.

Status

Active

Sky: Children of the Light status is active.

Estimated Daily Players

~10

We estimate that The Castle Doctrine has currently around 10 players daily.

The Castle Doctrine is an indie strategy/puzzle game released in 2014 by Jason Rohrer. It had a niche appeal and limited multiplayer features, with activity declining sharply over years. Due to game age, indie scope, and lack of recent major updates or promotion, the active player base is now extremely low—likely fewer than a dozen daily players.

Estimated Daily Players

~150 thousand

We estimate that Sky: Children of the Light has currently around 150k players daily.

Sky: Children of the Light is a cross-platform, socially-oriented adventure title from ThatGameCompany (creators of Journey) and published by NetEase. Launched in 2019 and consistently receiving seasonal content updates, it maintains a strong, dedicated mobile and console player base, especially in Asian markets. Its unique multiplayer instance system enables shared world experiences but does not reach the persistent, large-scale MMO threshold. Daily active players are estimated around 150,000 due to ongoing popularity and global releases.

Social Score

Social activity comparison between The Castle Doctrine and Sky: Children of the Light. Data includes social media activity, community discussions, and online mentions tracked over time.

Social score for The Castle Doctrine