How many people are playing Code: 9 Demo right now?

Code: 9 Demo has 0 players on Steam right now, with a 24-hour peak of 1 and an all-time peak of 2 on 10 Sep 2026.

What is the all-time peak player count of Code: 9 Demo?

2 concurrent players on 10 Sep 2026.

When was Code: 9 Demo released on Steam?

Code: 9 Demo was released on Steam on 3 Feb 2026.

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Code: 9 Demo

DemoApp ID 4,230,860by Riding TurtlesReleased 3 Feb 2026

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App ID4,230,860

Release date3 Feb 2026

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Install size4.16 GB

TypeDemo

Last update7 Sep 2026

Steam DeckUnknown

DLC0

DeveloperRiding Turtles

Changenumber38,678,176

PriceFree

Packages0

PublisherRiding Turtles

SystemsWindows

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Code: 9 Demo

Riding Turtles
Released 3 Feb 2026·App 4230860

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10 announcements · from Code: 9 Demo’s Steam news feed

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In-game event16 Jul 2026Convergence Showcase Demo Update!The cat is out of the bag: We updated our Code: 9 Demo !! (partially) A big thanks to the Convergence Showcase for giving us the platform to announce the update and share a new trailer! <3 We've been working hard behind the scenes, taking in all the feedback and working to overhaul and refine the mechanics. And this demo update is the result: · a new case · reworking the conversation mode · upd…

Code: 9 Demo Events · SteamPeaks

Published	Kind	Announcement	Build
4 Feb 2026, 19:21 UTC	In-game event	Demo Patch 1 First demo patch coming up!🐢 Thank you to everyone who played our demo so far and left any kind of feedback! It helped us a bunch already to plan some adjustments for next week! What's happening in the patch: · We adjusted the conversation mode behind the scenes. Previously the player was given more leeway with what they could write during dialogues. This leeway left too much room for the LLM…	—