RPGWatch - 2023 in Numbers

[HiddenX]

The year 2024 has just started - let's look back at the numbers of 2023:

RPGWatch has covered 156 game releases and even more unreleased games.

The RPGWatch Curator on Steam recommended 15 games last year:

• Sea of Stars
• Legends of Amberland II: The Song of Trees
• System Shock
• WitchSpring R
• Starfield
• Baldur's Gate 3
• Jagged Alliance 3
• The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie
• Heroes of Spyria
• Wartales
• EVERSPACE(tm) 2
• Path of the Midnight Sun
• Hogwarts Legacy
• Grey Heritage: Faded Vision
• Chained Echoes

With more than 221000 followers the RPGWatch Curator is still the 6th most popular English Steam Curator.

108 new RPGs are already expected for 2024 - so this year will be exciting, too.

Lackblogger, Pladio, Couchpotato and Forgottenlor wrote some informative articles in 2023. A Big Thank You - I hope to see some articles from Watchers in 2024 as well.

Many thanks to all users who send in interesting newsbits, especially Couchpotato, Henriquejr, Kordanor and Redglyph!

Last but not least thanks to Taluntain and all other staff members for keeping this place running.

More information.

 

[Redglyph]

That's a lot of covered games! I'm always impressed when I see those numbers.

Is there any insight of how the traffic (especially from members) has evolved lately?

Thanks to all members, staff and regular. It's really a nice place.

 

[henriquejr]

Thanks to the RPGWatch staff (present staff members as well as former ones) for doing the excellent job of keeping and running this site all these years!!

 

[Carnifex]

Thanks to everyone that puts in the time and effort here, it's truly appreciated. Cheers and have an excellent year!

 

[JDR13]

I didn't feel like Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail needed to be covered as much as they were, but great job overall.

 

[rjshae]

Thanks gang for keeping this ship afloat! It remains an important video RPG resource.

 

[zypek]

Thanks everyone for keeping this site running and for your continuous coverage of RPG's. RPGWatch is still my main source for RPG news. Good job!