Daily players per peak player
Type one day's daily players and that day's peak concurrent players. The ratio shows how spread out play is across the day.
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How it works
The ratio is daily players divided by peak concurrent players, the same number the sample lab's table shows.
A high ratio means visits are spread across the day. A low ratio means many of the day's players were on at the same time.
Keep in mind
- Use numbers from the same day. Every player counted in the peak also played that day, so the peak can't be higher.
- The ratio describes your game's pattern. It isn't a score: a higher number is not better or worse.
Related
- See the same idea on sample data in the labSample data, not customer results
- Guide: CCU vs daily players
- Retention rate with a likely range
- Before and after baseline