About Playables Radar
Playables Radar takes a snapshot of the public YouTube Playables catalog every day and turns it into rankings, growth numbers and history for each game.
How many games are on YouTube Playables?
Playables Radar tracks 1,207 games as of Nov 15, 2026. 1,045 of them appear in YouTube’s main Playables list; the rest are open by direct link.
What is the most played YouTube Playables game?
Tall Man Run by Supersonic Studios with 113M plays, followed by Build a Queen (109M) and Snake Clash! (107M).
What does “plays” mean?
It is the cumulative counter YouTube shows on each game’s card. It counts launches, not unique players, and it says nothing about revenue.
Why is growth zero for some big games?
YouTube rounds the counter to two digits, three above 100 million. A game with 25M plays only changes in steps of 1M, so a few days of growth can be invisible. Small and young games show growth precisely.
What is “plays per day”?
Total plays divided by days since release. It is a lifetime average, not today’s pace. For the current pace look at growth between snapshots.
What does “beats peers” mean?
The share of games of similar age that have fewer plays. Older games have had more time to collect plays, so comparing a game with others of its age is fairer than comparing totals.
Why are some games marked as not in YouTube’s list?
YouTube’s main list does not show every game, and its contents change a little between requests. A game missing from the list is usually still live. Its plays stay as of the last day it was listed.
Where do genres and themes come from?
Genre is the one shown on the game’s YouTube page. Themes such as “Runners” or “Merge & 2048” are detected automatically from words in the title, so they are approximate and some games have none.
How often is the data updated?
Once a day. Tracking started on Nov 12, 2026; history before that date is not available.
Is this site affiliated with YouTube?
No. Playables Radar is an independent project that reads the public Playables pages. It is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by YouTube or Google.