League of Legends is in a league of its own.
The popular multiplayer online battle arena game League of Legends accounted for 22.54 percent of PC gamers play time in September, according to Raptr. That’s almost a whole fourth of total engagement across all PC games on the network. LoL is becoming a bit of a phenomenon, in part thanks to its incredible popularity in the huge (and growing) e-sports scene.
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Note that Raptr gets this data from its members, so it’s not necessarily representative of all PC gamers. However, it does have 28 million users from over 100 countries, so it can give us a decent idea of which PC games are the most popular.
The whole list is below.
