Catalog statistics
What the numbers say about the catalog
Rankings built on public player libraries, not on opinion: how often a game is given up on, and how often it is finished.
The games players give up on most
A drop rate is the share of the players who own a game and marked it as abandoned rather than finished or still on the shelf. The ranking below lists the highest rates in the Tier catalog, computed on public player libraries and limited to games with a large enough sample.
50 games ranked
The games players actually finish
A completion rate is the share of the players who own a game and marked it as beaten. The ranking below lists the highest rates in the Tier catalog, computed on public player libraries and limited to games with a large enough sample.
50 games ranked
How this is measured
Both rankings are computed on the public library statuses collected by RAWG: for each game, how many players marked it as beaten, as abandoned, or simply keep it in their library.
A drop rate divides the players who abandoned a game by those who abandoned it plus those who keep it in their library. A completion rate does the same with the players who beat it.
Only games counted in at least 1,000 player libraries are ranked, and the journals of Tier members are never used: the community is still too small for those figures to mean anything.
The figures shown are at most 12 hours older than the catalog data.