That Banana clicker game is somehow still one of Steam's most-played games, with 100K+ concurrents seeing it consistently outranking the likes of Call of Duty and Helldivers 2 ...

According to Steam Charts, Banana has 789,976 concurrent Steam players at the time of writing, with a 24-hour peak of 834,343. This means that it's overtaken several of the best PC games out there ...

That’s the reason why Banana Clicker has been trending on Steam. It will likely continue to do so until the market crashes or people get bored. While you’re here, ...

By June 17, Banana peaked at 858,915 players, briefly making it Steam’s most played game. On June 19, even more players — 917,272 to be exact — played the game.

Banana is a strange game — you just click a banana. Here’s why it’s spent weeks at the top of Valve’s Steam charts.

It's worth noting that while Banana has around 800,000 active Steam players (beating out some of the best PC games ever made) - many of these are likely bots farming for skins to buy and sell.

It’s just an asset flip on Steam that’s making a good chunk of profit off of people goofing around selling their banana images for 3 cents a time. It’s dumb. Unquestionably, enormously dumb.

Banana currently sits top of the list of most-played games on Steam at the time of writing, with a remarkable 805,415 number of players enjoying clicking on a picture of the eponymous fruit.

What's amazing is that Banana only seems to have gathered momentum since those early days. The game is now the 13th most-played game on Steam, with over 100,000 people currently in-game, a ranking ...