Real-time tracking of every active Warcraft III Reforged custom game lobby on Battle.net.
Player counts, map popularity, host rankings and historical stats — all updated live.
How many lobbies were open at the same moment. Blue solid = average across the period. Purple dashed = peak (highest single snapshot). If peak is 40 it means 40 lobbies existed simultaneously at some point.How many new lobby sessions started in each time bucket. Gold solid = sessions started. Orange dashed = unique hosts who opened a lobby. One session = one lobby opening.Unique BattleTag hosts active per bucket — each distinct player counted once, regardless of how many lobbies they opened.Sessions split by Battle.net region per time bucket. Blue = Europe · Gold = Americas · Green = Korea. Shows each region's peak hours and relative activity levels.Community health: Teal = hosts appearing for the first time ever (new players). Purple = returning hosts already tracked before. Rising teal = community is growing.
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Mission
We built WC3Tracker out of passion for the Warcraft III custom game community
and a desire to preserve visibility into a part of the game that has remained
largely undocumented for years. Our data has been collected continuously since
2024, giving us one of the only long-term datasets on WC3 custom game activity.
Why WC3Tracker Exists
Despite the massive impact custom games have had on Warcraft III and gaming culture
as a whole, there has never been any public access to meaningful statistics regarding
map popularity, player activity, hosting trends, or long-term community behavior.
What We Track
The purpose of WC3Tracker is to provide transparent and accessible tracking for the
custom game ecosystem by collecting live data directly from ongoing activity across
Battle.net. Every lobby, every map, every session — captured and made readable.
Live Lobby Data
Real-time visibility into which Warcraft III custom maps are being hosted right now,
how many players are in each lobby, and which servers they are running on.
Map Statistics & Trends
Historical session counts, unique host tracking, fill rates, and month-over-month
trends for every custom map — grouped intelligently across versions.
Player Base Tracking
Long-term tracking of the number of unique BattleTag hosts active across time,
giving a clear picture of how the Warcraft III custom game community has grown or
shifted over the years.
Player Base Trends & Community Growth
For a multiplayer game that celebrated its twentieth anniversary, understanding who
is still playing — and how that number changes over time — is some of the most
valuable data that can exist about Warcraft III today.
WC3Tracker tracks the number of unique BattleTag identifiers hosting custom game
lobbies across every time bucket. This is not a session count or a lobby count.
It is a direct measure of how many distinct individual players were actively
hosting on Battle.net during that period.
Why This Data Matters
Most multiplayer games have access to official player counts and activity dashboards.
Warcraft III custom games have never had this. There is no official API, no public
dashboard, and no historical record. WC3Tracker fills that gap by providing the only
known continuous dataset of custom game player activity for Warcraft III.
When the data shows a spike in unique hosts, it reflects a real-world event — a
content update, a popular streamer, a tournament, or seasonal interest returning
to a classic map. When it shows a decline, that too is meaningful context for
map developers and community organizers who want to understand where energy is going.
A Record Worth Keeping
Games this old rarely get new analytics infrastructure built around them. The
Warcraft III custom game scene has survived for over two decades through the
dedication of its players and map makers. WC3Tracker exists to make that survival
visible — to give the community a mirror that reflects not just what is being
played right now, but what has been played, how consistently, and by how many people.
This historical record only grows more valuable over time. Every day of data
collected today becomes context that cannot be reconstructed later.
Who It Is For
Our project is independently developed and continuously improved with the goal of
helping players, map developers, community organizers, and curious fans better
understand the state of Warcraft III custom games today.