pt-BR surge and a handful of reliable breakouts
Average concurrency rose week-on-week; a small group of servers produced sustained growth while several mid‑size communities quietly went dark.
Average concurrency rose to 149914, a 3.2% increase on the prior week. The week shows a clear midweek dip (Wednesday 137328) and a stronger weekend (Sunday 161752), but the story is the regional and server-level movement beneath that shape. A handful of servers posted multi‑day rises that look like real trajectories; separately, several previously visible communities stopped appearing altogether.
The week
Average concurrent players by day of week. Bars are scaled to the week's own range, not from zero.
This week ended with an uptick: average concurrency rose to 149914 (previous week 145219), a 3.2% increase, and the peak reached 236197. The weekday shape shows a midweek soft point (Wednesday 137328) and a progressively stronger weekend (Friday 149932, Saturday 157792, Sunday 161752). That weekend strength is only meaningful when combined with the server-level detail: a handful of servers generated multi-day gains and moved into higher rank bands, while several mid-size communities stopped appearing. Server availability remained high — 32850 servers online on average — and 83047 distinct servers were observed at least once over the seven days, so the rise in players is not explained by fewer servers. Regionally, pt-BR increased its share to 21.2% (28987 players) from 15.5% last week, with th-TH and en-US also growing their slices. The size distribution at week close shows the usual long tail: 279443 empty slots, 107104 servers with 1–10 players and 67 servers above 500. In short: more players overall, a stronger weekend, and concentrated movement under the surface — both positive breakouts and quiet disappearances.
Who moved, and whether it held
The cleanest long‑run rise this week is SeeRPG [hu-HU]. It moved from an average of 1 last week to 434 this week (+433) and grew on 5/6 days with the daily shape 7→382→425→520→510→550→579. That pattern — near-zero to sustained daily increases across nearly the whole week — reads like a genuine trajectory rather than a single-night spike. 💕 PASSION COMMUNITY 💕 [th-TH] is the second credible multi‑day mover: avg 387 (prev 85), +302, grew on 5/6 days and ran daily 304→326→402→365→388→437→492, a steady top‑end bounce across the weekend. BAD TOWN! [th-TH] posted a large absolute advance (avg 477, +274) but grew on only 3/6 days and its day‑by‑day values (448→430→518→436→499→563→453) are more volatile — a meaningful rise but less cleanly sustained than SeeRPG or PASSION. Several high‑percentage increases come from near-zero baselines and require caution: FAM 2.0 @REBIRTHZVPS rose to avg 153 from 1 (+153) but its daily log (0→0→124→56→3→223→470) shows concentrated spikes rather than continuous growth. Windy City [en-US] jumped from 34 to 239 (+205) with a jagged daily profile (297→274→80→88→277→253→374) that suggests intermittent peaks. A Lisboa é o maior servidor do mundo com wl fechada. [pt-BR] added +152 at scale (avg 1209) and grew on 3/6 days; its position as an already‑large server means modest percentage gains still move real player numbers. Distinguishing the handful of sustained rises from the many single‑night events is the main value this week: SeeRPG and PASSION show the clearest, multi‑day trajectories; others produced notable one‑off or two‑night lifts that may not hold.
Grew over the week
The leaderboard
Rank movement this week is extreme at the long tail. Balkan Hub climbed to rank 1125 (was 30101), ARC TOWN COMMUNITY to rank 1330 (was 29744) and Slimeto Rz | #1 RZ OUT rose to rank 811 (was 27554); these are large jumps from deep in the tail into the middle bands, typically reflecting sustained visibility over the week rather than a single scan. SeeRPG finished at rank 24 (was 22256), a leap of 22232 places that matches its multi‑day growth. ProdigyRP Brazil 4.0 also moved fast (to rank 178, was 24387). On the downside, a number of previously high‑rank servers fell sharply. ABRP dropped to rank 28591 (was 330) and FiveM Store V5 to rank 27366 (was 569); both moves are huge displacements in rank space even where their average player figures remain non‑trivial. SYNERGY RP and others also recorded deep falls. These rank swings matter because they are persistent over the seven days: the leaderboard shows which servers have transformed their visibility over the whole week, not just one night. The practical result is a reordering of the mid and lower leaderboard where newly visible communities have pushed long‑standing names deep into the tail.
Climbed
| Server | Rank | Week before | Climb |
|---|---|---|---|
Arrivals and departures
New arrivals that survived to the week close are concentrated in pt-BR: DZ7 ROLEPLAY 🡺 WL FECHADA (first seen 2026-06-02) shows avg 951, peak 1451 and is listed as present 6/7 days; REVOADA RIO DE JANEIRO WIPOU (first seen 2026-06-02) avg 659 peak 1032; Hype Roleplayㅤㅤㅤ (first seen 2026-06-02) avg 311 peak 1036; plus smaller survivors such as AKAME PVP and OsloRP. These ten first‑seen servers surviving to week close represent meaningful new capacity, several with peaks north of 1,000. The WENT DARK list contains a notable set of previously visible communities that stopped appearing during the week: DZ7 ROLEPLAY 🡺 WL FECHADA is included there as last seen 2026-06-02 (was averaging 872), Donald Trump or Joe Biden? last seen 2026-05-30 (was averaging 561), ABRP last seen 2026-06-02 (was averaging 431), and others with averages above 300. The fact sheet contains internal contradictions: DZ7 ROLEPLAY and Hype Roleplay appear both in the survived list and in WENT DARK with last seen entries; the dataset lists both outcomes for the same names. That inconsistency prevents a clean single narrative, but the tangible point stands: the week produced both credible new entries that lasted to the close and several mid‑size communities that ceased to appear in scans.
New servers that survived the week
| Server | First seen | Days present | Avg. players |
|---|---|---|---|
What to watch
Watch the multi‑day risers into next week. Servers that grew on 5/6 days (SeeRPG, 💕 PASSION COMMUNITY 💕) are the best candidates to watch: if they post another week with 4+ growth days and maintain or increase their average, they are on a genuine upward trajectory. By contrast, servers whose weekly increase is concentrated in one or two spikes (FAM 2.0 @REBIRTHZVPS, Avarians Test Server, Windy City) need a repeat performance across midweek and weekend to prove sustainability. The pt-BR shift is a structural signal worth monitoring: pt-BR share climbed to 21.2% this week, and several successful new servers are Brazilian; non‑Brazilian communities should treat this as a changing competitive landscape rather than a one‑off. Finally, the week’s WENT DARK entries — some with averages in the hundreds — show that significant player bases can disappear from public scans between reporting periods; operators should confirm visibility (and check whether outages, wipes, or private transitions are in play) because rank falls and disappearances this large will reshape the leaderboard if they persist. A confirming week would show continued multi‑day growth from the identified breakouts and no new mid‑size disappearances.
What to take away
- average concurrency rose to 149914, up 3.2% from the previous week.
- pt-BR share climbed to 21.2%, giving Brazil the largest regional gain this week.
- SeeRPG and 💕 PASSION COMMUNITY 💕 each grew on 5/6 days and produced the most convincing week-long rises.
- Multiple servers with substantial weekly averages appear in the WENT DARK list, including entries averaging over 300 players.
- Ten new servers first seen this week survived to the week close, several with three‑figure averages and peaks above 1,000.
- The midweek trough (Wednesday 137328) and the Sunday peak (161752) make this a bunched but upward week overall.