
Players now
3
24h peak
3
Peak (tracked)
8
Coilr players
1
This game's player count is measured about every 22 hours. Steam allows a limited number of requests per day, so the busiest games are measured every few minutes and quieter ones less often. The shape of the curve is real, the fine detail between points isn't recorded.
Positive
61%
Total reviews
1,643
Pos / Neg
999 / 644
% positive by month
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Country distribution of Coilr players who own this game.
Inferred from when Tomb Raider VI: The Angel of Darkness (2003) is busiest each day. A rough estimate of the global playerbase from player-count patterns, not exact player locations.
Most players look to be in Americas (~34%).
Players online by hour (UTC)
Busiest around 19:00 with about 7 people in game — 6.5× as many as at 06:00, the quietest hour.

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As of September 2026, about 3 people are playing Tomb Raider VI: The Angel of Darkness (2003) on Steam right now, with a 24-hour peak of 3 concurrent players.
Tomb Raider VI: The Angel of Darkness (2003)'s player activity peaks around 19:00 UTC, which points to its largest audience being in the Americas region, an estimated 34% of active players, followed by Europe & Africa. (Estimated from global player-count patterns, not exact player locations.)