Steam and CSGO both break their all-time highest simultaneous player record

If you want to play games on your PC, there may be more options than they do now, but Steam is still the leader.

Yesterday (February 9, 2020), the number of users logged in to Steam reached 19,107,803, of which more than 6 million were in the game. This is the highest concurrent number ever recorded on the Valve platform.

As we predicted yesterday, @steam with @CSGO Once again surpassed the peak of simultaneous online players.

Track the chart here:
Steam: https: //t.co/D6WDHbz0B4
CSGO: https: //t.co/ctFAqBuucZ

They are still increasing 📈

— Steam Database (@SteamDB) February 9, 2020

Similarly, Valve competitive shooter CSGO also hit a record high on the day. CSGO's previous record was 854801 recorded in August 2012. Yesterday, there were 901,681 players in the game, about half of them enjoying the game on the official server.

CSGO doesn't even have a lot of content to attract players to rejoin, this is just an eternal classic. Perhaps as shooters move away from the space they live in, people's taste for some classic shooting games begins to become lax.

At the time of writing, 458,439 players are checking corners and landing heads in Valve's FPS.

Thanks for the statistical information provided by SteamDB.