Extraction Shooters: Player Counts (Live)

Live Steam player counts for every playable extraction shooter – pulled hourly from the official Steam API, sorted by players online now.

155,121 players are in an extraction shooter right now, across 28 tracked titles. Last updated: Aug 30, 2026, 06:59 (CEST) · refreshed hourly

Trend window: 7 days 30 days

#	Game	Playing now	24h peak	All-time peak	Trend (30 days)
1	Delta Force	63,135	114,293	126,378	–
2	ARC Raiders	22,264	33,666	38,717	–
3	Arena Breakout: Infinite	18,875	35,055	38,910	–
4	Hunt: Showdown 1896	12,964	29,392	29,392	–
5	Mistfall Hunter	9,174	13,754	28,747	–
6	Dark and Darker	7,774	9,384	11,108	–
7	STALZONE	6,538	20,651	23,853	–
8	Escape from Duckov	4,192	5,668	5,668	–
9	Marathon	3,396	3,669	4,533	–
10	Gray Zone Warfare	2,530	3,482	3,882	–
11	SAND: Raiders of Sophie	1,679	6,444	18,364	–
12	ZERO Sievert	798	1,210	1,792	–
13	Witchfire	560	914	1,769	–
14	Ghosts of Tabor	292	409	423	–
15	The Forever Winter	291	472	472	–
16	Road to Vostok	275	472	541	–
17	RIFTSTORM	111	168	376	–
18	Contractors Showdown: ExfilZone	81	135	160	–
19	Cargo Hunters	71	112	152	–
20	Vigor	41	152	164	–
21	Deadline Escape	33	33	33	–
22	The Midnight Walkers	33	47	52	–
23	Marauders	11	19	19	–
24	Ghosts of Tabor : LEGACY	3	13	34	–
25	Dreadweave	0	12	16	–
26	Golden Hand	0	0	0	–
27	Level Zero: Extraction	0	0	3	–
28	Zero Pixel Dawn	0	0	1	–

Player numbers last updated: Aug 30, 2026, 06:59 (CEST) · refreshed hourly

Source: official Steam Web API (ISteamUserStats/GetNumberOfCurrentPlayers). Concurrent players (CCU) on Steam only – no console, Epic or Game Pass numbers.

What these numbers mean

“Playing now” is the number of players who were logged into this game on Steam at the same time as of the last check (CCU, concurrent users). It is not the number of buyers and not the total player base – a game with 2,000 concurrent players can see many times that many people over a full day.

The values swing hard by time of day and day of week: evenings and weekends are far busier than early on a Tuesday. Wipes, major updates and Steam sales cause short, sharp spikes. Console and Epic players never show up here – a game that looks “quiet” on Steam can still do well on PlayStation or Xbox.

The all-time peak refers to the period since we started tracking the game, not necessarily its entire history. This is an editorially maintained overview, not a live data feed – if in doubt, the official Steam stats win.

How to read the trend

The trend compares the average of the last 24 hours with the average of a 24-hour window 7 days ago (switchable to 30 days). We use averages rather than single readings so the normal day/night swing does not distort the direction.

A green up arrow means more activity than a week ago – often after a wipe, patch or sale. A red down arrow means less, and over a 30-day window that is what a slow bleed looks like. “±0%” or a dash means barely any movement, or too few data points (for example a title that has only been tracked for a short time).

Short-term spikes are normal. The trend only becomes meaningful across several weeks and alongside the all-time peak: 3,000 players against an all-time peak of 8,000 is a very different situation from 3,000 against a peak of 400,000.