Julian Henley

Publisher of 6 games on Steam · also developed 8 games · Compare with others

Players Now

Across 6 games, at each one's latest count

Positive Reviews

81%

Of 16 reviews

Games Released

2019 to 2025

Best Month

October 2026, average players across the games

Totals over every listed game published by Julian Henley. How we count

Release Timeline

The grey bar is this year so far.

Show the numbers

Games published by Julian Henley per year
Year	Games
2026	0
2025	1
2024	0
2023	0
2022	1
2021	1
2020	0
2019	3

Games released per year, the reviews they have had since, and the most reviewed one
Year	Games	Reviews to date	Positive	Most reviewed
2025	1	4	75%	Elon Musk Saves Britain
2022	1	1	100%	Dickie A Cumming: The Prequel (Part I)
2021	1	2	100%	Red Mist: Rivers of Blood
2019	3	9	77%	Dickie A Cumming

Biggest Games by Peak

Games with the highest player peaks on record
#	Game	When
1	Dickie A CummingJulian Henley	19 Oct 2026
2	Someone Cloned The PresidentJulian Henley	19 Oct 2026
3	Pension DayJulian Henley	19 Oct 2026
4	Red Mist: Rivers of BloodJulian Henley	19 Oct 2026
5	Dickie A Cumming: The Prequel (Part I)Julian Henley	22 Oct 2026
6	Elon Musk Saves BritainJulian Henley	25 Oct 2026

Each game’s highest player count on record: our own polls, or a month’s peak from the archive. How we count

Most Common Tags

Games Published

1–6 of 6 games, sorted by most played now. Players at each game’s latest poll, as of 23:54 UTC; older readings show their time.

Games published by Julian Henley, sorted by Most played now
#	Game	Players now	24h peak	Released	Tags
1	Dickie A CummingJulian Henley	019 Oct, 18:55 UTC	—	11 Jul 2019	Sexual Content, Nudity, Realistic
2	Someone Cloned The PresidentJulian Henley	019 Oct, 18:57 UTC	—	22 Aug 2019	Third-Person Shooter, Shooter, Violent
3	Pension DayJulian Henley	019 Oct, 18:55 UTC	—	3 Sept 2019	Action, Casual, Arcade

How These Are Counted

Full methodology

Games are matched by the developer and publisher names on their Steam store pages; names that differ only in capitals, accents or punctuation count as one company. Players now is the sum of each game's latest poll. The share positive weights each game by its number of reviews, so the biggest games count most; the middle game's score counts every game with at least 10 reviews equally. Monthly players are the sum of each game's average for the month, from the archive before October 2026 and our own polls since. A year's reviews are every review the games released that year have had, up to today.

How this is measured

Figures across every listed Steam game a company developed or published: the people playing them now, the share of their Steam reviews that recommend them, the games released each year, and their reviews and players month by month.

Steam has no company IDs, so two different companies with the same name share a page, and a company that changed its name is split across two.
Monthly players cover only the most played games, the ones the archive holds, before and after October 2026, so the line compares like with like. A company with none of its games in the archive shows all its games, from October 2026.
October 2026 counts from 19 October, when our own polls began.
Players now adds up readings taken at different times: busy games every 15 minutes, quiet ones every few hours or less often.
Delisted games, soundtracks, DLC and tools are left out.
Counts people running the game through Steam only. Players on other stores, consoles or launchers are not included.

Source: Steam Web API, IStoreBrowseService/GetItems. Full methodology

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