NTE: Neverness to Everness

Steam App ID: 4508340

2697

Playing right now

Updated 3 Nov 2026, 17:50 UTC

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NTE: Neverness to Everness has 2,697 players on Steam right now (3 Nov 2026, 17:50 UTC), rank 260 of the 299 games on our Steam Charts. The 24 hour peak is 3,270 and the 7 day peak is 3,392. Since we started tracking it on 2 Nov 2026, the highest count we recorded is 3,392 (2 Nov 2026).

Player count history and peaks

24 hour peak: 3,270
7 day peak: 3,392
Peak since tracking: 3,392; on 2 Nov 2026
24 hour change: -8.4%; -246 players

3,3921,85807:16 UTC17:50 UTC

We read games in the Steam top 100 every 10 minutes and most other games we track every 30 minutes. The 48 hour view shows each reading, the 30 and 90 day views show the hourly peak and average.

NTE: Neverness to Everness players by month

Month	Avg. players	Change	Peak players
Last 7 days (from 2 Nov 2026)	2,572		3,392
November 2026 (from 2 Nov 2026)	2,572		3,392

From our own readings since we started tracking NTE: Neverness to Everness on 2 Nov 2026, taken every 10 to 30 minutes. We don't copy older numbers from other sites, so the table grows one month at a time.

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The number comes from Steam's GetNumberOfCurrentPlayers API and covers players running the selected Steam app. It does not include other launchers or represent everyone who played during the day. We check every 30 seconds while the page is visible; Steam's publication interval can vary, and an unchanged count can be a cached reading. The time shown when a number changes is when we first observed it, not a publication timestamp supplied by Steam.

On top of the live number we keep a history for about 300 games: the Steam top 100, games that were in it recently, the games Space-Node hosts servers for, other well played games and games people look up here. Games in the top 100 get a reading every 10 minutes, most others every 30 minutes. The chart shows those readings for the last 48 hours and the hourly peak and average for up to 90 days, and the month table keeps an average and a peak for every month since we started tracking a game, so you can see when a game is busiest and whether it is growing or fading.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this work for any Steam game?

Yes, for any game with a public Steam App ID. Some very small, region locked or delisted apps return no count because Steam does not publish one for them.

How do I find a game's Steam App ID?

Open the game on the Steam store and look at the address bar. The number right after /app/ is the App ID, for example 730 in store.steampowered.com/app/730/. You can paste the whole link into the search box.

Why is the count different from SteamDB or Steam Charts?

Everyone reads the same Steam API, just at different moments. Peaks and averages also depend on how often a site checks, so two sites can show a slightly different 24 hour peak for the same game.

How far back does the player history go?

We keep every reading for 48 hours, an hourly peak and average for 90 days, and a monthly average and peak for as long as we track the game. It all starts on the day we began tracking a game. We don't copy older numbers from other sites, so a game we only just added has a short history for now.

What does "peak since tracking" mean?

It is the highest player count we have seen for that game since we started tracking it, including the 24 hour peaks Steam reports for days we fully tracked. A game can have had a bigger peak before that, for example at launch, which is why we don't call it the all-time peak.

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