Project Zomboid Concurrent Player Count And Statistics 2026

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Project Zomboid recorded 28,099 concurrent players on Steam as of June 11, 2026, with a 24-hour peak of 28,691. The isometric zombie survival title from The Indie Stone holds an all-time peak of 65,505 concurrent users, reached on January 2, 2022 during the Build 41 multiplayer launch window.

This page tracks Project Zomboid player count data, platform availability, regional distribution, Twitch viewership, and revenue figures sourced from SteamDB, Steam Charts, and Twitch analytics.

Project Zomboid Key Statistics

  • Project Zomboid has 28,099 live players on Steam as of June 11, 2026
  • All-time peak Project Zomboid player count hit 65,505 concurrent users on January 2, 2022
  • Estimated owner base ranges between 13.2 million and 24.5 million across analytics platforms
  • Steam review score sits at 93.16% positive from 453,557 user reviews
  • Community hub followers reached 593,054 as of June 2026

Live Project Zomboid Online Player Counter

28,099

Project Zomboid Live Monthly Player Count

Monthly peaks climbed sharply between November 2025 and February 2026 as Build 42 stable patches rolled out. The cycle echoed the December 2024 jump that followed the original Build 42 unstable branch.

MonthAverage PlayersPeak Players
June 202524,82041,200
July 202520,54034,082
August 202520,21033,544
September 202519,48032,254
October 202523,82038,892
November 202522,51037,002
December 202534,25057,886
January 202635,01558,412
February 202627,96045,566
March 202625,78042,591
April 202625,52042,568
May 202626,18041,956
Source: SteamDB and Steam Charts, last 12 months (June 2025–May 2026)

Project Zomboid Annual Revenue

Revenue stayed below $5 million annually until December 2021, when the Build 41 multiplayer release produced a 621% monthly player jump. Build 42 patches in late 2024 and 2025 pushed yearly revenue back above $32 million as wishlist activity climbed.

YearRevenue (Million USD)
20140.5
20150.9
20161.2
20171.6
20182.3
20193.1
20204.8
202148.2
202242.7
202328.4
202424.2
202532.6
Estimates derived from Steam Revenue Calculator and Video Game Insights, 2014–2025

Project Zomboid Available Platforms

Project Zomboid is a PC-only release. The Indie Stone has not announced console or mobile versions as of June 2026. The Rust player count provides a useful comparison for a similar survival audience that later expanded to consoles.

PlatformAvailable
WindowsYes
LinuxYes
MacYes
Xbox One/SeriesNo
PlayStation 3/4/5No
Nintendo SwitchNo
AndroidNo
iOSNo

Project Zomboid Player Distribution by Region

The United States accounts for the largest share of Project Zomboid players. Russia and Germany follow, with strong representation across Eastern Europe and Latin America.

RankCountryInterest Level
1United States24.8%
2Russia11.6%
3Germany8.2%
4United Kingdom7.1%
5China6.4%
6Brazil5.3%
7France4.7%
8Canada4.2%
9Spain3.8%
10Poland3.5%
11+Other20.4%

Project Zomboid Twitch Streaming Statistics

Twitch viewership for Project Zomboid remains active throughout 2026, with the largest spikes tied to major Build 42 patch days.

  • Peak Avg Viewers: 2,549
  • Peak Viewers: 123,620
  • Total Streamers: 184
  • Watch Hours: 8,847,000

Project Zomboid Global Player Spending

Monthly Steam spending climbed steadily across late 2025 and peaked in January 2026 alongside Build 42 momentum and the Steam Winter Sale.

Month/YearSpending (Million USD)
July 20251.7
August 20251.9
September 20252.1
October 20252.6
November 20252.9
December 20254.8
January 20265.4
February 20263.6
March 20263.0
April 20262.7
May 20262.9
  • Total registered users: 15,940,000
  • Peak spending month: January 2026, $5.4 million
  • Top spending country: United States, 28.4%

Is Project Zomboid Down Right Now?

Matchmaking Status
Online
Web Server Status
Operational
Regional Server Status
All Regions Online

About Project Zomboid

Project Zomboid launched in Steam Early Access on November 8, 2013, developed and published by The Indie Stone. The isometric survival horror title drops players into a zombie outbreak in fictional Knox County, Kentucky.

Players scavenge, build, farm, fight, and manage hunger, fatigue, and mental health across a large open world. The game offers solo and multiplayer modes through dedicated servers. A deep RPG skill system and Steam Workshop mod support drive long-term retention. Fans of zombie sandbox titles also track the Dead by Daylight player count for comparison.

FAQ

What is the current Project Zomboid player count?

Project Zomboid has 28,099 concurrent players on Steam as of June 11, 2026, with a 24-hour peak of 28,691. Monthly average peaks across 2026 have stayed between 41,000 and 58,000 across Build 42 patch cycles.

What was the highest Project Zomboid player count?

The highest Project Zomboid player count reached 65,505 concurrent players on January 2, 2022. The all-time peak followed the December 2021 launch of Build 41, which added stable multiplayer and produced a 621% monthly surge.

How many copies of Project Zomboid have been sold?

Project Zomboid has an estimated owner base between 13.2 million and 24.5 million across VG Insights, Gamalytic, and PlayTracker. Steam Revenue Calculator pegs lifetime gross revenue near $196 million since the November 2013 launch.

Is Project Zomboid available on consoles?

No, Project Zomboid is PC-only. The game runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux through Steam. The Indie Stone has not announced plans for Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, or mobile versions as of June 2026.

Is Project Zomboid still active in 2026?

Yes, Project Zomboid stays active in 2026. May 2026 recorded a peak of 41,956 concurrent players, holding well above 2023 and 2024 levels. Continued Build 42 patches keep the community engaged.

Sources

SteamDB Project Zomboid Charts · Steam Charts Project Zomboid · SullyGnome Twitch Statistics · Steam Revenue Calculator

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