Apex Legends has remained popular years after its release. In fact, it has gained popularity over the years. Here is how many people currently play Apex Legends.
Thanks to its continued new content, colorful legends, and fast-paced gunplay, Apex Legends has continued to be a top battle royale with a loyal following. Since it came out in February of 2019, Apex Legends has boasted over 130 million players.
How many are playing right now?
Apex Legends player count in 2024
Apex Legends is a top game in 2024. According to
Steam Charts, the game is the fourth-most played following PUBG, Dota 2, and Counter-Strike 2. The numbers on Nintendo Switch are not as known but this would put the player count even higher despite abysmal ratings on that console.
In January, the peak player count reached over 344,000 and the average player count was 146,000. This actually went up even higher in February, reaching a peak of 469,000 and an average of 185,000. In March, it was around the same, with 463,000 peak players and an average of 189,000.
March 2024
189,259
3597
+1.92%
463,973
February 2024
185,694
39529
+27.02%
469,463
January 2024
146,198
1750
+1.19%
344,655
For April, or the last 30 days, there was an average player count of 188,720 and peak players reaching 463,965.
This shows a pretty steady player count this past year. And it probably won’t be slowing down any time soon.
How many people play Apex Legends on the Nintendo Switch?
This number is unfortunately not known. We only know how many people play Apex Legends on PC right now.
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