Here's a list of some of the top 20 video games by number of players in 2024, focusing on those with the highest player counts or monthly active users (MAU):
1.Fortnite - Epic Games' battle royale continues to dominate with an impressive number of players, often cited over 14 million monthly players.
2.Minecraft - Retains a massive player base with over 178 million monthly active users.
3.Roblox - With its user-generated content, it has over 200 million monthly active users.
4.League of Legends - Riot Games' MOBA has around 130 million monthly active players.
5.Call of Duty: Warzone - The battle royale game has seen around 92 million monthly active users.
6.Grand Theft Auto V - Including GTA Online, it has a steady player base with millions of players.
7.PUBG: Battlegrounds - Still a favorite in the battle royale genre, with millions of monthly players.
8.Apex Legends - Respawn's game is known to have 60 million monthly active users.
9.Genshin Impact - Estimated to have millions of monthly active users due to its global appeal.
10.Counter-Strike 2 - With its transition from CS:GO, it has 856,796 monthly players on Steam.
11.Diablo IV - Likely has a strong player base, especially with ongoing seasons.
12.Destiny 2 - Bungie's shooter might have around 586,504 peak players on Steam.
13.Dota 2 - Valve's MOBA is still very popular with a dedicated player base.
14.Rocket League - Has a solid community with cross-platform play.
15.Valorant - With 18 million active monthly users, it's a strong contender in the FPS genre.
16.Overwatch 2 - Blizzard's team-based shooter continues to attract players.
17.Elden Ring - While primarily single-player, its active player count has been in the hundreds of thousands on Steam.
18.World of Warcraft - Blizzard's MMORPG still has a significant player base, especially with new expansions.
19.FIFA 24 - Now known as EA Sports FC, it keeps football fans engaged.
20.GTA Online - While part of GTA V, it warrants separate mention due to its continuous updates and player engagement.
Please note, these numbers are estimates and can vary widely due to factors like game updates, new content, cross-platform play, and seasonal events. Also, many games have player bases spread across different platforms, which can make exact figures challenging to ascertain.
