Kefir's Rob Run Tops Steam Charts With 80,000 Players, Reviews Mixed
The free-to-play co-op crime game drew more than 80,000 concurrent players on November 7, but about 43% of nearly 7,000 Steam ratings are negative.
Kefir released its free-to-play co-op crime game Rob Run on Steam in November 2026, and the title peaked at more than 80,000 concurrent players on November 7, topping the Steam charts, according to gamerant.com. It is the studio's first PC game on the platform.
Rob Run places players in open-world maps with shared worlds that hold 5,000 players, where they role-play as cops, robbers or civilians.
Player reception on Steam is mixed: around 43% of nearly 7,000 ratings are negative. Complaints cited in reviews include PvP balance problems, such as campers ambushing players at fences, as well as the use of AI-generated assets.
Kefir is best known for mobile titles, including Last Day on Earth: Survival. Rob Run marks its move onto PC storefront Steam.
In October 2025, Rockstar Games said GTA 6's robberies would use a fence system requiring players to sell stolen items secretly.
Quick answers
Is Rob Run free to play?
Yes. Rob Run is a free-to-play co-op crime game from developer Kefir, released on Steam in November 2026.
How many players did Rob Run have at launch?
The game peaked at more than 80,000 concurrent players on November 7, 2026, and topped the Steam charts.
Why are Rob Run's Steam reviews mixed?
Around 43% of nearly 7,000 ratings are negative, with criticism aimed at PvP balance, including campers ambushing players at fences, and the use of AI-generated assets.