Team Fortress 2

Where can I find Team Fortress 2's player statistics on Steam Charts?

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Q.Where can I find Team Fortress 2's player statistics on Steam Charts?

A.On Steam Charts, Team Fortress 2's player statistics are shown on the TF2 app page (App 440). It displays current players, 24-hour peak, all-time peak, and monthly trend data.

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To find TF2's statistics, visit the Team Fortress 2 page on Steam Charts: Team Fortress 2 on Steam Charts. The page presents key figures at the top, including the current number of players (the 'playing' count), the 24-hour peak, and the all-time peak, along with monthly data showing trends over time. You can scroll to view Last 30 Days and monthly averages/peaks, as well as the full historical month-by-month table that Steam Charts maintains for App 440. The data is updated regularly as Steam updates run, so the numbers reflect recent activity and long-term momentum. If you want to compare TF2 with other titles, there’s an option to 'Compare with others...' on the same page. Team Fortress 2 on Steam Charts (steamcharts.com)

More questions about Team Fortress 2

Q.How do I play as the Scout in Team Fortress 2?

A.Play Scout by using high mobility and hit‑and‑run tactics: double‑jump and stay moving, use your Scattergun up close, Pistol to finish targets, and focus on objectives (you capture/push at double speed).

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Q.Who are the different characters in Team Fortress 2?

A.Team Fortress 2 has nine playable classes—Scout, Soldier, Pyro, Demoman, Heavy, Engineer, Medic, Sniper, and Spy—each with distinct roles and abilities. They’re grouped into Offense, Defense, and Support and can be customized with weapons and hats.

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Q.How do I play as the Spy in Team Fortress 2?

A.Play Spy by using cloak and disguise to slip behind enemy lines, backstabbing distracted targets for instant kills, and sapping Engineer buildings—while avoiding Pyros and staying opportunistic.

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Q.When was Team Fortress 2 released?

A.Team Fortress 2 was released on October 10, 2007, initially on Windows and Xbox 360 as part of The Orange Box, with later ports and a free-to-play transition shaping its ongoing run.

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Q.Can I use the Team Fortress 2 logo for fan projects?

A.Yes—you can use the Team Fortress 2 logo for fan projects, but only in non-commercial ways and without implying Valve endorsement. Official policy supports fan art referencing Valve games on a non-commercial basis, with caveats around distribution of assets and commercial use.

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