Live Gaming Counters
Live player counts for Fortnite, Roblox, FiveM, RedM, Steam, Minecraft, DayZ and ARK, plus Roblox follower and group counts. The numbers below come from the same lists the counters use, fetched when you opened this page.
Roblox
players in the top 100 Roblox games right now
Fortnite
players in Fortnite right now, from Epic's own numbers
FiveM
players on FiveM servers right now
- FiveM player countPlayers, slots and session peak for any server
- FiveM server listEvery public server, busiest first
- Compare FiveM serversTwo servers side by side with the gap between them
- FiveM server hostingWhat a server needs, checked against real player numbers
- GTA 6 countdownDays until Grand Theft Auto VI comes out on 19 November 2026
RedM
players on RedM servers right now
Steam
players in the Steam top 100 right now
Minecraft
players on the servers in our Minecraft list
DayZ
players on DayZ community and official servers
ARK
players on ARK: Survival Ascended servers
Run your own game server
Space-Node hosts Minecraft from €0.90 per GB, FiveM from €3.99/mo, plus Rust, Palworld, Valheim, ARK and more. DDoS protection included.
See game servers →Check any game server
Got an IP and a port? The game server status checker tells you if the server is up, what it is called, which map it runs and how many players are on it. It has its own pages for Rust, Valheim, Palworld, 7 Days to Die, Project Zomboid and Counter-Strike 2.
What these counters are good for
Server owners keep the FiveM and Minecraft counters open to see when their community is online and whether a restart or update changed anything. Players check them before joining, because an empty roleplay server is no fun.
The Roblox and Steam counters answer the other big question: how is this creator or game doing right now? Watch a Roblox creator hit a follower milestone, or see how many people jumped into a Steam game after a big update or a free weekend.