PUBG player count in April 2024 with daily & monthly players
Despite what some might think, PUBG's player count is still going strong coming into April 2024. PUBG may have had its hay day a few years ago and been followed by the likes of Fortnite and Warzone, but that doesn't mean it's faded away.
A strong player count is required for large-scale multiplayer games like these, as you need a lot of players to fill out matches as you climb up PUBG's ranks. If you want to learn more about the game, check out the estimated player count details below.
Monthly player count in April 2024
While we don't have any official PUBG player count figures from Krafton, we can use tracking websites like ActivePlayer.io or SteamCharts.com to look at estimations for player numbers.
According to ActivePlayer.io, the monthly PUBG player count for April 2024 is roughly 360 million players, a growth of 39 million players since last month.
Click to enlargeThis number may seem outrageously high, but that's because it includes all versions of the game, including the mobile version which is extremely popular around the world, particularly in Asian countries.
The Steam version of the game alone had an average player count of nearly 282,000, a small but steady increase over the previous month.
PUBG's daily player count
ActivePlayer.io provides us with more information about the daily count in 2024, with the game averaging an estimated 97 million players a day so far this year.
This is up from the end of last year, as November and December 2023 saw a daily average of 31 million.
Click to enlargeSteamCharts.com doesn't provide us with a daily average for PC players, but we can see that any given day tends to have lows of around 70,000-100,000 players and regularly hits above 600,000 players at peak times.
Twitch viewers this month
Looking at data from TwitchTracker.com, PUBG has averaged around 13,000 viewers over the past seven days, placing it as the 32nd most-watched game on the platform.
Click to enlargeThe game's peak viewer count for Twitch came back in July 2018, when viewership reached 597,663. This was during the height of the game's success, when it routinely reached over 2 million players at its peak on Steam.
Is PUBG dying?
As you can tell from the numbers above, PUBG is far from dead. While the popularity of the battle royale has certainly dwindled from its peak back in late 2017 and early 2018, PUBG is still one of the most-played games on the market.
Comparing PUBG's player count this year to the number of players actively playing over the past few years, the health of the game has been steady.
PUBG averages more monthly users now than it did throughout all of 2020, and since the start of 2021, it's maintained a baseline of roughly 280M to 320M active monthly players.
Despite hitting its sixth anniversary earlier this year, PUBG is still going strong, with the switch to PUBG free-to-play likely helping to keep the player count high.
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