Statoverse

Statoverse

Data stories from real numbers.

Real public statistics turned into short vertical videos — countries racing through the decades, rankings, face-offs. Every number on screen comes from a named source.

Everywhere: @statoverse

What we make

One question. One chart. One story.

Each video takes one question about the world and answers it with a dataset — animated so you see the story, not a spreadsheet.

Races

Countries overtaking each other year by year — who led, who fell, who came back.

Rankings

Top lists of countries and cities, from the biggest economies to the most visited places.

VS

Face-offs & then vs now

Two countries round by round, or one country decades apart — what really changed.

A frame of the video: Steam users by country: top 20, 2014–2026

Latest video

Steam users by country: top 20, 2014–2026

Where do Steam users live? Thirteen years of Valve's download stats, one week a year.

Source: Valve (Steam Download Stats)

Our data

No made-up numbers.

The rule the whole channel is built on.

Real sources

Every dataset comes from a public source and is saved exactly as downloaded, with the link and the date.

Every number cited

The source is on screen and in the description of every video, so you can check any number yourself.

No guessing

Missing years stay missing — we never fill gaps or round a story into shape.

World BankWikidataWikimedia CommonsValve — Steam Download StatsStatCounterOther