'Game with KookminTree' presents the big data game rankings for the second week of February 2026. KookminTree provides these weekly rankings based on search big data from major portals. Let’s dive into what games players have been searching for this week.

Mobile – Top 10, Frozen in Time!

Welcome. Here is our second big data game ranking for February 2026. We’ve witnessed a rare phenomenon in the mobile chart this week: from the top-ranked 'Aion 2' down to the 10th-placed 'That Guy is a Dragon', not a single title has budged. Given the typically volatile nature of the mobile sector, this stagnation is quite a shock.

Even so, the granular data shows subtle shifts. 'Aion 2' continues its downward trend, with search volume steadily declining since mid-January. That said, the gap between it and the chasing pack remains substantial enough that a dethroning isn't imminent. It’s likely just a period of consolidation rather than a freefall.

Third-placed 'Maple Raising' is seeing renewed interest, inching closer to the second-ranked 'Roblox'. The fallout from the full refund controversy continues to loom large. Since the negative sentiment far outweighs the positive, we’ll have to wait and see how the situation settles once the dust clears.

The race from 8th-placed 'Seven Knights Re:BIRTH' down to 10th is a tight affair. Positions 6 and 7 remain relatively stable, while the duel for 4th and 5th is heating up. Naturally, with the current buzz surrounding its launch, 'Arknights: Endfield' is expected to hold onto the 4th spot for the time being.

Outside the top 10, we’ve seen some dramatic surges. 'Zombie High School' and 'Lineage W' climbed 10 and 6 spots respectively. 'Zombie High School' in particular gained traction thanks to recent updates and server issues. It will be interesting to see if this momentum carries it into the top 10 as we move through February.

Online – A Big Rookie Shakes Up the Chart

The online gaming chart has been stirred from its slumber by the arrival of a major rookie, 'Lineage Classic'. This newcomer commanded attention even during its pre-registration phase. Following its pre-opening on February 7, players—ranging from those chasing nostalgia to the merely curious—rushed to log in, resulting in queues across several servers.

Initial interest is immense. The game has already marked impressive milestones, including server expansions, climbing to 3rd in PC bang popularity, and surpassing 500,000 cumulative players in just two days. However, issues such as infinite 'Zel' generation have surfaced, casting a shadow of anxiety over all that explosive search volume.

Lineage Classic has debuted at 3rd place. It’s already within striking distance of 2nd-ranked 'FC Online'. Considering the upward trajectory of its early metrics, we might soon see a change in the hierarchy of online games. All eyes are on whether the long-standing duopoly of 'League of Legends – FC Online' will hold or finally shatter.

To be frank, the online chart is in chaos this week, clearly reeling from the newcomer's impact. With the exception of the top two spots, most games have slipped by one to three positions. Consequently, 'The Great Merchant' is practically the only title that managed to climb the ranks this week.

Oh, and we must mention the chart debut of 'Fortress 3 Blue'. It launched its PC version on December 31 last year and recently garnered attention by announcing its second pre-season. It’s quite something to see two newcomers hit the online chart at once.

Meanwhile, the divergence between mobile and online charts this week is palpable. Mobile remains frozen while online is bustling; it’s as if the two sectors have swapped personalities. Let’s see if this pattern holds in the next report.

Steam – Chaos Everywhere Except the Top

The turbulence on the Steam chart continues into the second week of February. Every position has shifted, save for the 1st-ranked 'PUBG' and 16th-ranked 'Red Dead Redemption 2'. Since 'Red Dead Redemption 2' barely held its ground, 'PUBG' is essentially the only constant in this shifting landscape.

In this climate, 'Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined' has debuted at 15th. Square Enix has been churning out remasters and remakes of its flagship 'Dragon Quest' series since last year, and this title is no exception. True to the 'Reimagined' moniker, it preserves the charm of the original while rebuilding it with fresh graphics and systems, making it a nostalgic trip for veterans and a welcoming entry point for newcomers.

Additionally, the return of 'Limbus Company' to the top 3 is a talking point. As its rivals, 'It Takes Two' and 'Yanyun', faltered, it seized the opportunity to leapfrog into 3rd place. While the margin over 'It Takes Two' is less than 1%, their opposing trajectories suggest 'Limbus Company' has the upper hand.

'Eternal Return' is also on the rise, riding the momentum of its Season 10 update and the introduction of a new character. Given this trend, it’s a contender for the top 3, promising some fierce shoulder-to-shoulder combat among the top-tier titles—if they can get past the juggernaut that is PUBG.

Pre-registration – 'Project Mugen' Debuts at 2nd

With a wave of February releases graduating from the chart, a notable newcomer has debuted on the pre-registration list: 'Project Mugen', the supernatural urban open-world RPG developed by Hotta Studio. Kicking off its closed beta on February 6, it leveraged that hype to snag 2nd place immediately. Dubbed by some as 'Subculture GTA', it’s a title with high expectations, and we’ll be watching its progress closely.

Beyond that, 'Abyss Dia', 'StoneAge Raising', and 'Smminis' have either re-entered or debuted on the chart. Seeing new names fill the gaps left by the many recent launches is quite refreshing. Here’s hoping for even more exciting titles to keep gamers on the edge of their seats.