No More Room in Hell 2 on SteamDB — Price History and Player Charts
What SteamDB tracks for No More Room in Hell 2 (app 292000): price history, 24-hour and all-time player peaks, and the Steam Deck 'Playable' rating.
What SteamDB tells you about No More Room in Hell 2
SteamDB (steamdb.info) is the community's independent tracker for everything Steam doesn't show directly — and for No More Room in Hell 2 (app ID 292000) it maintains two pages worth bookmarking: the price history page and the charts page (steamdb.info/app/292000/charts/).
The numbers on record
From SteamDB's tracked data (as of the 1.0 launch era, August 2026):
- All-time concurrent peak: 16,330 players — hit on 23 August 2026, right after the 1.0 "Armageddon" launch and the PS5/Xbox console rollout
- 24-hour peak: 13,980 players — the recent daily high in the same period
- Steam Deck rating: "Playable" — officially tested on August 13, 2026 (build 24479949), with notes that some in-game text is small and graphics settings need manual configuration for the best performance
For context on what those peaks mean (1,000,000+ players since Early Access, 500,000 from 1.0 onwards), see our player count page.
Price history — the honest deal tracker
SteamDB's price history page records every discount the game has had: the launch-era pricing (observed at $19.49 USD with a 35% discount in August 2026) and every sale since. If you're waiting for a deal, this chart tells you whether the current "discount" is actually the lowest the price has been — no guessing, no marketing.
What SteamDB is (and isn't)
- It is: an independent data tracker — prices, player charts, patch builds, Deck ratings. Nothing there is marketing.
- It is not: a store. You can't buy the game there — it links you to the official Steam page (or our steam key guide covers the buying routes).
- It is not: affiliated with Valve — it's a third-party tool the community trusts for exactly that reason.
Reading it like a player
Three practical uses: check the 24-hour peak before matchmaking-heavy evenings (higher concurrents = faster lobbies, especially for the 8-player co-op), scan the price history before buying, and watch the build counter after roadmap updates (the September map content and later Hell Mode will each ship as tracked builds).