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PokeIndie monthly stats for July 2026

July 2026 on PokeIndie was quiet but focused: 19 registered users, 8 new games live, 72 pokes and 229 game page views. Kingdom Syndicate led pokes and views while a handful of titles saw notable ranking drops.

What happened in July 2026

July 2026 on PokeIndie read like a compact release window. The site recorded 19 registered users at month end and all 19 joined during the month. Eight games were published during the month, leaving 8 published games at month end. Activity was concentrated: there were 72 pokes this month and 229 game page views this month. One game update was published this month, 5 people poked this month, and 8 games had any activity. The site also recorded 9 milestones crossed. Web3 presence remained empty, with 0 web3 games at month end and 0 web3 games added this month.

That list of totals is small but precise. For a month with only a few contributors and players, numbers like 72 pokes and 229 views mean the signals we saw were compact enough to inspect on a title by title basis.

The top pokes and what they tell us

Kingdom Syndicate took the bulk of pokes this month with 54 pokes. That puts it well ahead of every other game on the site for July 2026. You can check the game page for Kingdom Syndicate at Kingdom Syndicate.

Beyond that leader, the poke board was thin but spread across a few titles. Both Pip's Path Kids Coding Puzzle Game and Rumble Avenue received 4 pokes each. Dragon Archer: Minefield Hunt and Cosmic Math Quest closed out the list with 2 pokes each.

Poke signals are deliberately light touch. They are engagement nudges from logged-in players, not download counts or revenue indicators. Still, with 54 pokes on Kingdom Syndicate, that title dominated the month-on-month poke ledger in raw engagement signals.

Page views and attention

Page views tracked to a similar pattern. Kingdom Syndicate led again with 109 views. The rest of the most viewed list shows much smaller tallies. Cosmic Math Quest recorded 26 views, Pip's Path Kids Coding Puzzle Game recorded 25 views, Dragon Archer: Minefield Hunt recorded 22 views, and The Wanderer recorded 16 views.

Viewed in isolation, those numbers are modest. In context, they show which projects attracted eyeballs in a month when very few people were active across the whole site. If you want to browse titles, hit the site browse area at Browse PokeIndie. If you want a refresher on how our ranking works, see the explainer at How ranking works on PokeIndie.

Updates and developer activity

Only one update was published during the month: Archmage, Resurrection recorded 1 update in July 2026. Update activity is one of the signals that feeds the organic score calculation, and in a month with limited publishing and engagement, every update matters for visibility.

Ranking drops and the titles affected

July 2026 included several notable ranking declines across the site. The largest drops by positions are listed below, and each entry links to its game page:

Those are the largest numeric shifts we recorded in July 2026. We present them factually so developers can see where ranking movement occurred. The drop values are raw position changes from the ranking list for the month.

Genre, platform and game type breakdowns

The catalog composition for July 2026 is visible in the genre, platform and game type tallies. Genres with presence on the site include Action with 4 games, RPG with 3 games, Strategy with 3 games, Puzzle with 3 games, Adventure with 3 games, and Casual with 3 games. A smaller set of genres were present as single entries: Simulation with 1 game, Roguelike with 1 game, Survival with 1 game, and Platformer with 1 game.

Platforms represented in the catalog show Browser with 5 games, Android with 4 games, Steam Deck with 4 games, Windows with 3 games, macOS with 3 games, Linux with 3 games, iOS with 3 games, PlayStation with 2 games, Xbox with 2 games, and Nintendo Switch with 2 games.

Game type flags leaned heavily toward single-player titles, with Single-player marked on 7 games. Browser-based types were marked on 5 games. Other game type tags present included Mobile with 3 games, Multiplayer with 2 games, Desktop with 2 games, MMO with 1 game, Downloadable with 1 game, Console with 1 game, and Other with 1 game.

Those breakdowns are the raw tallies from the catalog, and they reflect the state of published games at month end.

What the numbers do not say

Pokes are engagement signals only. They are not sales, downloads, wishlists or quality scores. Organic score is a ranking number computed from engagement, recency and update activity. Page views are page views. The totals above are precise counts for July 2026 and nothing more.

The unavailable array in the monthly payload is empty for July 2026, so there are no withheld metrics to note in this report.

Developer note and closing thoughts

If you shipped a game in July 2026, you appear in the published games count. Eight games were published this month and eight games were live at month end. If you published an update, it is the single update counted under updates published this month. If you poked a game as a player, that activity shows in the 72 pokes and in the 5 people who poked this month.

For anyone watching rankings, the list of largest ranking drops is a simple place to start when investigating movement on the site. If you want to understand how those position changes are derived read the explainer at How ranking works on PokeIndie. To look for titles to poke or pages to inspect, visit Browse PokeIndie.

July 2026 was compact and focused. The data is small enough that individual pokes and page views make a visible difference in the monthly lists. Keep shipping updates if visibility matters to you, and use the linked pages above to see exactly which titles drew attention this month.

If you want more detail on any of the linked entries, open their game page from the links above. The numbers in this article are the counts recorded for July 2026 and are reproduced directly from the monthly payload.

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