Steal An Egg status history and player count

How this official archive is collected

Every request to the live monitor can store at most one observation per UTC hour for Universe 10563114921. The archive records playing, visits, favorites, votes and the official update timestamp. It cannot recover moments before tracking began or prove that an event caused a traffic change.

How to read this Steal An Egg player history

Playing is a momentary concurrent count returned by Roblox. Visits and favorites are cumulative counters. A rising line means more players were present at the stored checks; it does not reveal retention, geography, revenue or the reason for the change.

What median, IQR and coverage mean

The median is the middle stored player count in the selected window. The interquartile range (IQR) contains the middle half of stored observations, making it less sensitive to one short spike than the maximum. Coverage compares stored hourly buckets with the elapsed buckets represented by the selected series; it tells you how cautiously to read the trend.

Why this archive is different from a live counter

A live counter answers “what does Roblox report now?” The archive answers “what did the official endpoint report at stored checks?” Hourly deduplication avoids filling the database with repeated page refreshes while preserving a useful long-term series.

Known limitations

• The archive begins with this release; earlier values remain outside the series unless preserved by an attributable first-party snapshot.
• Roblox may delay or temporarily fail an endpoint.
• Hourly observations can miss shorter peaks.
• Nearby events are context, not proof of causation.