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Each line shows the hourly average player count for this game or a similar-sized Party & Casual game. We choose competitors with the closest peak player counts during this period. The genre leader, [🥇] Ink Game, peaked at 117,408 concurrent players (66× this game's peak). It is outside this game's closest competitors, so it has no line here. We use Roblox genre labels and only include games we track.

These are the tracked Party & Casual games with the highest peak player counts during this period. Each line shows an hourly average. Higher lines mean more concurrent players. This game ranks #101 of 139 among tracked Party & Casual games, with a peak of 1,788 concurrent players. It is outside this top group. The competitors chart compares it with similar-sized games. Peaks before this period do not affect these rankings.

Each line tracks one of the Party & Casual games on the Roblox Top Earning list. Values are hourly average ranks. Higher lines mean better ranks, with #1 at the top. Gaps mean we have no listed rank for that time. This game has too little Top Earning history for a line here. In total, 1 tracked Party & Casual game appeared during this period. This compares earnings ranks. It does not show how much Robux each game earns.

Each dot is a game from the Roblox Top Earning list. Higher dots have better average earnings ranks. Dots farther right have more concurrent players. The dashed par line is a comparison that assumes equal revenue per player across games. Dots to its left reach their rank with fewer players, which suggests stronger monetization per player. Dots to its right suggest weaker monetization per player. This game did not appear on Top Earning. With its 1,609 concurrent players, par predicts a rank near #94, shown by the diamond. If the list includes all top 98 earners, its estimated score is at most 0.49× par. We cannot confirm that assumption, so this is an uncertain upper limit. The 1 Party & Casual game in this comparison has a middle score (median) of 0.93× par. A score of 2× par means half the predicted player count at the same rank. It does not mean twice the revenue or twice as many paying players. We do not have those figures.