Arc Raiders hits 700,000 peak concurrent players on all platforms, proving console players are also very much into this massively successful extraction shooter

Arc Raiders Developer Embark is celebrating 700,000 peak concurrent players (PCC) across all platforms, which is a colossal success no matter the context, but it also proves that PC players aren't the only ones loving the new extraction shooter.

Earlier today we reported on Arc Raiders hits 460,000 players simultaneously on Steamwhich again shows how massive the game is, at least on PC, but with this newly discovered peak across all platforms, we now have a much clearer picture of the player split between consoles and PC.

“The variety of different ways to play and participate in ARC Raiders has completely blown our minds, far beyond what we ever imagined,” said a tweet from the game's official Twitter account. “You surprise us, you outsmart us and keep us on our toes. We wouldn't have it any other way. The bottom line is that you all push us to be better and we are truly grateful to have you on this journey with us.”

Hello Raiders! It's been just over a week since we opened the tunnels leading to the Topside for you, and this past weekend we reached over 700,000 concurrent raiders on the surface! 🥳We are so glad to see you all here! Lots of different ways to play and participate in ARC… pic.twitter.com/Do6bAhWf4o November 10, 2025

Strictly based on Steam data, Arc Raiders barely managed to beat Helldivers 2's PCC of 458,709, which gives you a good idea of what a beast it was on PC. Due to the lack of hard data on Helldivers 2's numbers on consoles, it's hard to say which game has the higher PCC of the bunch, but it's safe to call the launch of Arc Raiders an undeniable success, especially for a brand new IP – and it's only the second game from Embark after 2023's free-to-play FPS The Finals.