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Seal: WHAT the FUN

Seal: WHAT the FUN

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Battle RoyaleActionParty GameAdventureStrategySports and racingRacingCasual and puzzle

Platforms
Release:
2024
Developer:
PLAYWITH GAMES Inc., Playwith Interactive
Scale:
Average concurrent players≈ 0
Player rating:
86.9% · 512
Profile data as of:
August 29, 2026

"Seal: WHAT the FUN" is an omniverse multiplayer party royale game that allows up to 10 players to enjoy a range of compact plays in 10 minutes. Players can customize their characters with variety of effects and features, making the game more interactive and unpredictable.

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Overview

Franchise
Unknown
Release date
  • Windows — December 12, 2024
  • Xbox One — 2024
  • Xbox Series X|S — 2024
Developer
Publisher
Age rating
  • ESRB E — Everyone · IGDB mirror
  • PEGI 3 — age 3+ · IGDB mirror
  • USK 6 — age 6+ · IGDB mirror
  • ACB G — General · IGDB mirror
  • GRAC ALL — All ages, age 0+ · Steam Store
  • ClassInd 14 — Ages 14+ · Steam Store
Content warnings
Not specified by the storefront
Interaction modes
MultiplayerOnline PvP
Session capacity
Unknown
Access model
  • Free to play
Monetization
  • In-app purchases
Storefront price
Unknown
Store contents
  • 30 Achievements · Steam Store, August 29, 2026
Languages
EnglishGermanFrenchPortuguese, BrazilItalianTurkishJapaneseKoreanChinese, Simplified scriptChinese, Traditional script

Classification

Genres
Battle RoyaleActionParty GameAdventureStrategySports and racingRacingCasual and puzzle
Evidence:
Setting and subject matter
Unknown
Camera
Third-person
Evidence:
Visual style
Unknown
Combat system type
Shooting
Evidence:

Scale

Concurrent players · period average

≈ 0

August 18, 2026 — September 16, 2026

under 100over 1 million
Observations
32
Coverage
Steam
Origin
Calculated
Confidence
Low — 32 measurements on 21 UTC dates over 30 days; 4 of 4 six-hour windows; 28 of 60 scheduled opportunities missing
Basis
Approximate average from 32 Steam player count measurements on 21 UTC dates: 0
Calculation rule
concurrent_from_probes_v3
Date observed
September 16, 2026
Source
Steam Web API

Concurrent players · period peak

≈ 0

August 18, 2026 — September 16, 2026

under 100over 1 million
Observations
32
Coverage
Steam
Origin
Calculated
Confidence
Low — 32 measurements on 21 UTC dates over 30 days; 4 of 4 six-hour windows; 28 of 60 scheduled opportunities missing
Basis
Highest observed value from 32 Steam player count measurements on 21 UTC dates: 0
Calculation rule
concurrent_from_probes_v3
Date observed
September 16, 2026
Source
Steam Web API
Ratings
  • players86.9% · 512Steam, US storefront · Steam reviews
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Mechanics

Key game systems from the Mechanics Catalog. Assessment axes are independent and are not combined into a single score. An unassessed mechanic is unknown, not absent.

  • Clan system

    Not assessed

    A persistent player organization created or recognized by the game itself, with a stable membership, a life beyond one session, a shared identity, functions, and goals.

  • Player economy

    Not assessed

    An in-game system where player decisions materially influence at least part of the production, supply, distribution, or price of in-game value.

  • Territory control

    Not assessed

    A system where players or organizations capture, hold, and use parts of the game world with lasting consequences.

  • Competitive PvP

    Not assessed

    Structured competition between players with rules and a measurable outcome, usually including skill-based matchmaking.

  • Live service and updates

    Not assessed

    A regular rhythm of meaningful updates, including seasons, patches, events, and a roadmap that supports a long product life.

  • Character progression

    Not assessed

    A system for long-term character or account development through levels, skills, equipment, and specializations.

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