Steam recommends 2–10 players per match, with the practical maximum depending on the host's network. For live population numbers, check the game's Steam Charts page — the game launched to a Very Positive rating with tens of thousands of reviews.
Last checked: 2026-07-12
Source basis: official Steam store description for lobby figures; Steam review data for popularity signals. Live concurrent numbers change hourly, so we link to live sources instead of printing stale ones.
“Player count” means two different questions. This page answers both.
Per match: 2–10 players recommended, host-network dependent. Overall population: healthy at launch — verify live numbers on Steam Charts before assuming dead or busy servers.
How many players per match
The official Steam description recommends 2–10 players, and explicitly says the practical maximum depends on the host’s network environment. That phrasing matters: there is no hard server-enforced cap advertised, but a host on a weak connection will degrade a full lobby before any menu stops them.
What lobby size actually plays best
Based on how the verified modes work (details on the game modes page):
The size labels above are our editorial reading of the mode rules, not official recommendations beyond the 2–10 figure.
How many people play the game overall
Signals verified at our check date:
- Released June 9, 2026, by solo developer lemorion_1224.
- Very Positive Steam rating with roughly 59,000 reviews within about a month — for scale, most games never reach one thousand.
- Review volume that large implies a player base in the millions, but we do not publish a live concurrent number here because it would be stale by the time you read it.
For live data, search the game on Steam Charts (steamcharts.com) or check the “playing now” figure Steam shows on the store page.
“I can’t find a match” is usually not population
Reports of empty or unjoinable public servers are usually version mismatches or Workshop map download failures, not a dead game. Run the checklist on the multiplayer page before concluding nobody is online.