Kefir's free-to-play PvP crime sandbox game, ROB RUN, launched in Early Access on Steam on November 5th, surpassing 140,000 concurrent players within days of its release. According to SteamDB data, the game recorded 140,440 concurrent players on the morning of November 8th.
The game features servers capable of hosting thousands of players. Players typically operate as gang members, committing crimes in the city and bringing back money and items to their hideouts to expand their influence. They can team up for larger-scale criminal operations or raid opponents to seize their carried resources.
In addition to joining gangs, players can also choose to become members of the police force, engaging in battles with gangs and earning rewards through arrests.
ROB RUN is currently available in Early Access on Steam under a free-to-play model. The figure of 140,000 concurrent players comes from the unofficial data tracking site SteamDB and was not released by the developers.