All Time Low

(This game was created over the course of 4 days, it's a short 30 minute game, I don't plan any updates or additions right now but may change my mind one day)

All Time Low is a fictional betting game about video game player counts, become the player who stalks Steam Player counts and win big (fictionally).

You sit in front of ATLDB, a SteamDB-inspired market terminal tracking nine fake games in real time from Triathlon to Cyberpunk 2026 and many more. Each chart shows a live player count, a short history, genre tags, and odds. Your job is simple: pick a game, choose a stake, and bet whether its player count will be higher or lower one in-game hour from now.

The problem is that the whole board keeps moving.

News hits the feed. Odds drift. Genres matter. A battle pass delay, a server outage, a surprise sale, a streamer clip, a cozy-game revival; any of it can push a chart up or down. You have to read the room, trust your hunch, and move before the clock does.

This is fake money, fictional data, and a single-player game. No real gambling, no real market data, no real games are being tracked.

I also don't support gambling / prediction based market stuff, this is just a fun idea I had for a game that I wanted to challenge myself to make in a few days. 

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Note: I think the Linux version should work without any issues but I don't use Linux at all so I have no clue if it will work or not.