Steam unites more than 27 million users at the same time
The Valve platform remains the most popular PC service.
With the help of drop sales (Cyberpunk 2077, Red Dead Redemption 2, Horizon: Zero Dawn and FIFA 22 were the stars to make their return to the top 10 bestsellers) and the Thanksgiving period, the couple’s Valve broke another record as a PC video game distribution platform have multiplied (Epic Games Store, GOG Galaxy, Rockstar Games Launcher, Razer Cortex, LaunchBox, Playnite, GeForce Experience, GameRoom) in a few years and offer an aggressive strategy.
Steam once again beats its online concurrent users record with over 27 million users currently online.
Previous record was set in April at 26.9 million. https://t.co/D6WDHbz0B4 pic.twitter.com/z9d5cDd1JL
Steam platform attendance record
After over 26 million concurrent users in February last year, thanks in part to the holidays in China, 27,384,959 players have been concurrently connected to Steam in recent weeks. This new all-time high concurrent user connection is mainly driven by traffic from the US (18.4%) and China (19%). Note that 7.8 million players at the time were playing competitive free-to-play games such as Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (915,791 players), Dota 2 (677,744 players) and PUBG: Battlegrounds (34,4841 players), which remains below the record 8.1 million from March 2020. The Halo Infinite installment drew a respectable 146,212 players, but many of them were cheaters, prompting Xbox fans to ask for the option to drop crossplay.
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