The Finals, the new free-to-play shooter from Embark Studios, has exploded in popularity since launching on December 7th. But just how many people are playing The Finals these days? Let's look at the current The Finals player count across platforms.
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The Finals Player Count
According to SteamCharts, The Finals hit a peak concurrent player count of 242,399 on Steam recently. Over the past month, the average player count sits around 124,954.Considering the game also launched on Xbox and PlayStation, the total worldwide player base is surely much higher. Hard cross-platform data is unfortunately tough to pin down.
Regardless, it's clear The Finals has attracted a ton of players in its first couple weeks. Hitting peaks over 200,000 concurrent users shows the hype and demand for a solid new free-to-play shooter.
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The Finals Player Count Over Time
In its launch week alone, The Finals saw over 10 million players log in across all platforms, according to the developer Embark Studios. For a brand new IP, those are stellar figures.
It demonstrates strong word of mouth and positive first impressions are getting hordes of gamers to try it out. The Finals also seems to be retaining a large chunk of those initial players, judging by the Steam numbers.
It'll be interesting to see how the player base evolves in the coming months. Keeping people engaged long-term is always a challenge. But solid gameplay, progression and new content will be key to maintaining lively matches.
If Embark can keep improving The Finals and giving players reasons to stick around, it could become the next big free-to-play shooter. The very healthy population in week one points to a bright future.
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How Many People Play The Finals?
In short, tons of gamers are playing The Finals on PC, Xbox and PlayStation. The concurrent Steam population sits above 100,000 on average, and total worldwide users likely number in the millions. For a brand new IP, The Finals is off to an incredible start.
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