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Indiana Jones break into top 20 MAU charts for Dec 2024, only SP title.

Here are the Top 20 games by monthly active users across US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, and Italy for December 2024, across PC and consoles, according to Newzoo:

1 Fortnite
2 COD
3 Marvel Rivals
4 GTA 5
5 Minecraft
6 Roblox
7 Rocket League
8 EA FC 25
9 RS: Siege
10 EA CF 25
11 EA FC 24
12 Overwatch 1&2
13 CS
14 NBA 2025
15 Sims 4
16 Apex Legends
17 Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
18 Valorant
19 RDR 2
20 Fall Guys


What does GAF think? Is it successful enough or does it need to be sales?
 

onQ123

Gold Member
Here are the Top 20 games by monthly active users across US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, and Italy for December 2024, across PC and consoles, according to Newzoo:

1 Fortnite
2 COD
3 Marvel Rivals
4 GTA 5
5 Minecraft
6 Roblox
7 Rocket League
8 EA FC 25
9 RS: Siege
10 EA CF 25
11 EA FC 24
12 Overwatch 1&2
13 CS
14 NBA 2025
15 Sims 4
16 Apex Legends
17 Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
18 Valorant
19 RDR 2
20 Fall Guys


What does GAF think? Is it successful enough or does it need to be sales?
Wait? Sims 4 & GTA 5 isn't single player?
 
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mdkirby

Gold Member
The truth is that singleplayer-only games are hard to sell. Most gamers want multiplayer.
Not really, look at that list again. Most those games are half a decade old or more. It’s more that a small number of companies built addiction machines, that players just continue to play, exclusively, for forever. Most of the rest of the list are the same, but where they offer yearly additions which are the same game with a fresh coat of paint.

They all hired psychologists and gambling experts to ensure they created addicts. But it’s poisoned large numbers of what were potential future gamers/customers, and left the rest of the industry fighting over a much smaller pool of customers.

Indie being up there is promising as an indicator of its success tho which is great as it looks like my sort of game
 

Killjoy-NL

Member
Indie being up there is promising as an indicator of its success tho which is great as it looks like my sort of game
Or there just weren't many big releases outside of Indy and the typical yearly releases.

Indy would be a success if it has long legs.
Release months aren't saying much.

Just look at RDR2 being there, for example.
 
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Skifi28

Member
While I personally don't care for online/live service games, it's not hard to see why so many developers/publishers are trying to shift to them as much as we want to make them seem crazy on GAF. Of course making a live service game and having it succeed is two very different things. Looking forward to seeing MH wilds added to the list as I do care for that.
 

Hudo

Gold Member
Here are the Top 20 games by monthly active users across US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, and Italy for December 2024, across PC and consoles, according to Newzoo:

1 Fortnite
2 COD
3 Marvel Rivals
4 GTA 5
5 Minecraft
6 Roblox
7 Rocket League
8 EA FC 25
9 RS: Siege
10 EA CF 25
11 EA FC 24
12 Overwatch 1&2
13 CS
14 NBA 2025
15 Sims 4
16 Apex Legends
17 Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
18 Valorant
19 RDR 2
20 Fall Guys


What does GAF think? Is it successful enough or does it need to be sales?
that's one of the most depressing lists I have seen.
 

Three

Member
Here are the Top 20 games by monthly active users across US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, and Italy for December 2024, across PC and consoles, according to Newzoo:

1 Fortnite
2 COD
3 Marvel Rivals
4 GTA 5
5 Minecraft
6 Roblox
7 Rocket League
8 EA FC 25
9 RS: Siege
10 EA CF 25
11 EA FC 24
12 Overwatch 1&2
13 CS
14 NBA 2025
15 Sims 4
16 Apex Legends
17 Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
18 Valorant
19 RDR 2
20 Fall Guys


What does GAF think? Is it successful enough or does it need to be sales?
The spin you're applying to this is off the charts. MAU instead of sales. 17th out of 20. "Only single player title", most people arent playing Sims 4 and RDR2 for multiplayer.
 
Or there just weren't many big releases outside of Indy and the typical yearly releases.

Indy would be a success if it has long legs.
Release months aren't saying much.

Just look at RDR2 being there, for example.
100% this. Matt Piscatella had the tweet that said Indy was the second best selling game the week of its release, behind only Call of Duty. Everybody was impressed. But I'm not sure how many copies COD is selling 5 weeks after launch, maybe a few hundred thousand worldwide?

I would be shocked if Indy has sold more than 1mil units. I know it's on Gamepass, and sales aren't everything, but the game probably cost 100+mil to develop, and that's without mentioning all the licensing fees Microsoft needs to pay for
 

Hyet

Member
12 Overwatch 1&2
Here's you you log into Overwatch 1:
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ManaByte

Gold Member
Overwatch over CS? Reading the interwebs you’d get the impression that Overwatch is dead and forgotten.

No it's alive and thriving. People base it's "death" on Steam, when it released late on there and 99.9% of the players just use Bnet for it. Comp is still a toxic cesspool though.
 

Hyet

Member
No it's alive and thriving. People base it's "death" on Steam, when it released late on there and 99.9% of the players just use Bnet for it. Comp is still a toxic cesspool though.
True. It's also on more platforms than CS and that helps a lot in this kind of aggregates.
The fact that Rivals exploded beyond expectations doesn't kill OW2. Although is super sad to see all content creators jump ship, makes me feel like they really didn't like the game and were just waiting for an excuse to jump ship and make more money.
 

Zacfoldor

Member
The spin you're applying to this is off the charts. MAU instead of sales. 17th out of 20. "Only single player title", most people arent playing Sims 4 and RDR2 for multiplayer.
This. MAU? That's what they show when sales suck and they want to brag anyway, or when they want to sell new haircuts in a lobby game.

I mean, do they even fucking track how much time people played Mario Kart? How is that tracked fairly and compared? It probably isn't. It sure as fuck isn't tracking my gaming.

Can we do actual sales instead? We can all agree that this is what actually matters.
 
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Magic Carpet

Gold Member
I'm still slowly playing the game. I almost have Giza done and can move on to the next area, I hear it's about boats or something.
I play a few hours then set it aside for other things for a while before going back and doing another side quest.
It's surprisingly a chill game.
 
I don't know anything about Suicide Squad but I know The Sims is usually a single player game.
Sims 4 - unending, regularly updated title.

Suicide Squad - story based, short campaign, will receive an off line patch.

You play solo in Sims 4 but it is not a traditional SP title. It is GAAS by definition.
 
Sims 4 - unending, regularly updated title.

Suicide Squad - story based, short campaign, will receive an off line patch.

You play solo in Sims 4 but it is not a traditional SP title. It is GAAS by definition.

GaaS can still be SP titles.

Ass Creed has been GaaS for awhile, still single player. Also do you really think Red Dead 2 is there for MP.
 

onQ123

Gold Member
Sims 4 - unending, regularly updated title.

Suicide Squad - story based, short campaign, will receive an off line patch.

You play solo in Sims 4 but it is not a traditional SP title. It is GAAS by definition.
You should have just said Non-GAAS


But either way you was going out of your way to prop up Indiana Jones
 
GaaS can still be SP titles.

Ass Creed has been GaaS for awhile, still single player. Also do you really think Red Dead 2 is there for MP.

Ass Creed is updated regularly, or does it just have a store?

Since it is a finishable story based title, I think its closer to SP titles.

Gaas doesn't automatically exclude a game from being a singleplayer(-focused) game.

You should have just said Non-GAAS


But either way you was going out of your way to prop up Indiana Jones
Point is, these types of titles its not uncommon to feature in these lists.

Something like Terraria, its usually played solo. But it is a GAAS title and plenty of them have high MAUs.

Indiana Jones is clearly a different type of game than those. Yeah, non GAAS would be more apt term.
 

StreetsofBeige

Gold Member
#13 is CS2 and Go. I dont get how it's that low even if it's PC only. Game avgs 1M Steam CCU at any time.

Rocket League is still that popular at #7? Wow.

Didnt know RDR2 is still that popular to crack the top 20.
 
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