Warface: Clutch

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Grand Chase

Warface: Clutch (formerly known simply as Warface) is a free-to-play online FPS launched in 2013 and backed by well-known publishers like My.Games and Tencent. Though the game launched strongly and has been sustained by updates and console releases, it is now quite old for an online shooter, and its player base has declined in Western markets but remains moderate due to its free-to-play model and regular content. Estimated at around 15,000 daily active players across all platforms.

Grand Chase is a well-known side-scrolling action MMORPG originally developed by KOG Studios. Although the classic PC version was shut down in most regions years ago, the mobile relaunch (Grand Chase: Dimensional Chaser) and a Steam version have seen some limited success since 2017. Due to its age, niche appeal, and relatively modest marketing outside its core market (primarily Southeast Asia and Latin America), I estimate its daily active player base to be low thousands. The game does have persistent multiplayer elements and instanced co-op/competitive modes, qualifying as an MMO.