Milo and the Magpies is a point-and-click, hidden object game following the story of a little cat named Milo who is trying to find his way home after getting turned around by an unfortunate encounter with some pesky magpies.
Milo and the Magpies playtime stats
11 Steam players on record have spent 34 hours in Milo and the Magpies, 3.1 hours each on average; the median player has 1.5 hours. The top 10% have 5.6 hours or more, while 64% are still under two hours, inside Steam's refund window. Over the last 30 days 0% of active players played it, 0.0 hours in all.
Total playtime
= 34 hours total
across 11 players
Avg per player
median 1.5h
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 · 2 players at 100%
Milo and the Magpies 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
0 players of 2,450
0%
Share of hours played
0.0h in 30 days
0%
Hours per player
in the last 30 days
n/a
Shares, not raw counts: more players join every week, so raw totals mostly show our own growth.
Weekday pattern
avg hours, UTCNot enough days recorded yet.
Hours played per day
all players on record, UTC days · hover a dayTop players
Full leaderboard →- 1
xxadonisxx
14h - 2
dara iscariote5.6h - 3
Tony Montana4.2h - 4
CHELTAN
4.0h - 5
MBK1.9h - 6
Juggoth
1.5h - 7
FaTaL_101
1.1h - 8
CreativeBotter
1.1h - 9
SLOOM
0.8h - 10
Sam
0.5h
How long players stay
lifetime hours per player- Under 1h3 (27%)
- 1–10h7 (64%)
- 10–50h1 (9%)
- 50–100h0 (0%)
- 100–500h0 (0%)
- 500h+0 (0%)
64% of players have under 2 hours, inside Steam's refund window.
Top countries
by players on record- Philippines1 player8.3% of its players
- Japan1 player2.4% of its players
- Estonia1 player10% of its players
- South Africa1 player10% of its players
- Belgium1 player6.7% of its players
- Armenia1 player17% of its players
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