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Mad Games Tycoon 2 playtime stats
28 tracked Steam players have spent 975 hours in Mad Games Tycoon 2, 35 hours each on average; the median player has 18 hours. The top 10% have 68 hours or more, while 7.1% are still under two hours, inside Steam's refund window. Over the last 30 days 0.1% of active players played it, 27 hours in all, most of all on Sundays. A typical day of play lasts 9.1 hours.
Total playtime
= 975 hours total
across 28 players
Avg per player
median 18h
Avg day of play
per player, on days they play
Loyalty
of its players' Steam time · top game for 0 players
New players
first played it in the last 30 days
Achievements
avg unlocked · 1 player at 100%
Mad Games Tycoon 2 over time
UTC days. Each line is scaled to its own range; hover a day for the values. Today is still in progress.
Trend
last 30 days vs the 30 beforeShare of active players
1 player of 1,782
0.1%
Share of hours played
27h in 30 days
0%
Hours per player
in the last 30 days
27h
Shares, not raw counts: we track more players every week, so raw totals mostly show our own growth.
Weekday pattern
avg hours, UTCBusiest on Sundays, 380% above an average day.
Hours played per day
all tracked players, UTC days · hover a dayDays played
3
Tracked playtime
27h
Avg per day
9.1h
Biggest day
16h
Oct 11
Most players
1
Oct 10
Favorite day
Sunday
Top players
Full leaderboard →
How long players stay
lifetime hours per player- Under 1h1 (4%)
- 1–10h11 (39%)
- 10–50h10 (36%)
- 50–100h5 (18%)
- 100–500h1 (4%)
- 500h+0 (0%)
7.1% of players have under 2 hours, inside Steam's refund window.
Top countries
by tracked players
United States5 players0.9% of its players
France3 players5.3% of its players
Germany2 players1.9% of its players
Russia1 player1.8% of its players
Norway1 player4.5% of its players
Estonia1 player17% of its players