Try To Die vs CQB Hell

Try To Die currently leads with 1,240 concurrent players against 1,076. On all-time peak the record belongs to Try To Die at 1,626 concurrent players, versus 1,196. Momentum favours CQB Hell: +25.5% week over week versus -47.4% for Try To Die. Lifetime, Try To Die has more visits (46.3M vs 12.1M). Full side-by-side history for Try To Die and CQB Hell is charted above.

Try To Die πŸ’€
1,240
playing now
1,240 24h peak Β· 46.3M visits
VS
CQB Hell
1,076
playing now
1,148 24h peak Β· 12.1M visits

Player count history

Try To DieCQB Hell

Head to head

Metric Try To Die CQB HellDifference
Playing now1,2401,076164
24h peak1,2401,14892
24h average87688812
7-day peak1,2401,18852
7-day average504724220
30-day peak1,6261,188438
All-time peak1,6261,196430
24h changeβ–² 155.4%β–² 8.0%β€”
7d changeβ–Ό 47.4%β–² 25.5%β€”
Total visits46.3M12.1M34.3M (3.8Γ—)
Visits (24h)56.8K100.4K43.5K (1.8Γ—)
Visits (7d)289.5K653.7K364.2K (2.3Γ—)
Favorites2.3M54.6K2.2M (41.9Γ—)
Rating82.3%71.6%β€”
Global rank (players)#1,448#1,593of 7,783
Trending score207.364.7β€”
CreatedApr 13, 2023Mar 14, 2025β€”
GenrePuzzleShooterβ€”

Other comparisons

Both games are sampled on the same schedule and plotted on a shared time axis, so the comparison is like for like. Peaks, averages and growth come from RoVitals's own recorded history β€” 12 days for Try To Die, 8 for CQB Hell.