Number of concurrent Steam users passes 18 million, 30% more than a year ago
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More than 7 million people in-game, which is also a new record.
More than 18 million people were logged into Steam at the same time
yesterday, and more than seven million of them were in-game—both new
records. Those are pretty abstract, albeit impressive, numbers, but if you
compare it to this time last year then you'll see the number of concurrent
Steam users has shot up by about 30%. That's a hell of a year for Valve.
Most of the growth happened in the second half of 2017, as you can see by the
graph below. In April Shaun was impressed about Steam pulling in 14 million
peak users a day. That seems like a long time ago. It reached 15 million in
September, 16 million in October, and 17 million in November. Yesterday it
peaked at just above 18.5 million, so that growth is showing no signs of
slowing down. At this rate, it should reach 20 million before April.
Having seven million of those players in-game is also mighty impressive, and
Valve can probably thank PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds for that. PUBG reached
its all-time peak yesterday with 3.16 million players in-game, which means it
accounted for just under half of all in-game players. That's popularity for
you.
You can click through the graphs on SteamDB if you want to dive into the
stats in more detail. How high do you think the numbers will go?
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简单来说...
steam同时在线人数突破了1800万，比去年增长了30%。
其中有700万玩家同时在玩游戏。
而在这之中有316万人是在玩PUBG，PUGB目前是steam上最多人在玩的游戏。
目前看来，steam几乎称霸PC巿场。