Anthem Player Count and Stats (2024)

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Anthem Player Count and Stats

Here are a few of the most interesting Anthem stats and facts I was able to dig up. As always, be sure to check back in the future as I will be updating this post as new and updated stats become available.

Anthem player count:

5 million players (2023)


Amount Anthem has made in digital revenue to date:

$100 million (2019)

Anthem player counts Stats and Facts

Amount Anthem has made in in-game spending to date:

$3.5 million (2019)


Anthem was the biggest selling video game in the US during its launch month of February 2019.


Predicted number of copies of Anthem that would be sold between launch-March 31, 2019:

5-6 million


Total number of Anthem games sold in Japan in 2019:

117,418 copies


That’s all for now. Be sure to check back soon as we update all video game stats as soon as more are provided.

Game Description

“Anthem” is an online multiplayer action role-playing game developed by BioWare and published by Electronic Arts (EA). It was released on February 22, 2019, for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.

Set in a futuristic and beautiful world known as the “Anthem,” players take on the role of Freelancers, powerful warriors equipped with exosuits called Javelins. These Javelins grant the players unique abilities and allow them to explore the vast and dangerous landscape of the world.

The gameplay in “Anthem” focuses on cooperative multiplayer, with players teaming up in groups of up to four to complete missions, explore the world, and battle against various hostile creatures and factions. Each player can choose from one of four Javelin types, each with distinct playstyles and abilities: Ranger, Colossus, Storm, and Interceptor.

The game’s mechanics blend third-person shooting and aerial combat with abilities and powers granted by the Javelins. Players can fly, hover, and perform acrobatic maneuvers in the open-world environment, giving the gameplay a sense of freedom and verticality.

“Anthem” features a central hub called Fort Tarsis, where players can interact with non-playable characters (NPCs), receive missions, and delve into the game’s story-driven narrative. The story focuses on unraveling the mysteries of the Anthem world, exploring the history of the Javelins, and uncovering the secrets behind the powerful cataclysmic force known as the “Anthem of Creation.”

The game is designed to be a “live service,” with regular updates and new content releases following its launch. These updates include new missions, challenges, cosmetics, and quality-of-life improvements. The developers aimed to keep players engaged and interested in the long term by offering a continuous stream of fresh content.

While “Anthem” received praise for its beautiful world design, fluid flight mechanics, and dynamic combat, it also faced criticism for its lack of endgame content, technical issues, and perceived shallow storytelling.

Despite the developers’ efforts to improve the game through updates and patches, “Anthem” faced significant challenges in retaining its player base and was ultimately discontinued by BioWare in early 2021. The servers remain operational, allowing players to experience the game’s content, but future development for the title has been halted.

“Anthem” stands as a cautionary tale in the gaming industry, highlighting the importance of delivering a complete and compelling experience at launch and maintaining ongoing support and communication with the player community to ensure long-term success.

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