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Hakuoki: Kyoto Winds

PS Vita
Total player count
41,000
as of 19 November 2024
New players
+0
19 Oct – 19 Nov
Returning players
400
Returning players who have earned at least one trophy in the last month.

Archive as of 19 November 2020, no future updates

Total player count by date

Note: the chart is not accurate before 1 May 2018.
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PS Vita


40,000 players (96%)
earned at least one trophy

200 accounts (0.5%)
with nothing but Hakuoki: Kyoto Winds

28 games
the median number of games on accounts with Hakuoki: Kyoto Winds

Popularity by region

Relative popularity
compared to other regions		 Region's share
North America2.5x more popular21%
Central and South America6x less popular0.5%
Western and Northern Europeworldwide average10%
Eastern and Southern Europe2.5x less popular0.6%
Asia5x more popular65%
Middle Eastworldwide average0.4%
Australia and New Zealand3x more popular1.2%
South Africa0%

Popularity by country

Relative popularity
compared to other countries		 Country's share
South Korea7x more popular3%
Japan3x more popular58%
China1.9x more popular1%
Australia1.6x more popular1.2%
Canada1.4x more popular2%
United States1.2x more popular19%
United Kingdomworldwide average5%
Netherlandsworldwide average0.4%
Germanyworldwide average1.7%
Saudi Arabiaworldwide average0.4%
Taiwan1.3x less popular0.4%
Hong Kong1.4x less popular1.9%
Ireland2x less popular0.1%
Malaysia2x less popular0.1%
Russia2.5x less popular0.6%
France2.5x less popular1.7%
Portugal3x less popular0.1%
Brazil4x less popular0.2%
Belgium5x less popular0.1%
Italy5x less popular0.2%
Spain6x less popular0.5%
Mexico10x less popular0.2%
Poland ~ 0%
Chile ~ 0%
Emirates ~ 0%
Colombia ~ 0%
South Africa ~ 0%
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