Few things are more frustrating than a connection error right as you sit down to play. Before you restart your console for the third time, it’s worth knowing whether the game’s servers are actually down. This page collects live status for every major game and platform we monitor, so you can check before you troubleshoot.
Check a game or platform now
Each link opens a live status page with a real-time reachability check, 24-hour uptime history, and problems other players are reporting:
- Is Steam down?
- Is PlayStation Network down?
- Is Xbox Live down?
- Is Nintendo Switch Online down?
- Is Roblox down?
- Is Minecraft down?
- Is Fortnite down?
- Is Valorant down?
- Is League of Legends down?
- Are Riot Games servers down?
- Is Call of Duty down?
- Is Apex Legends down?
- Is Genshin Impact down?
- Is PUBG down?
- Are EA servers down?
- Is EA FC (FIFA) down?
- Are Rockstar Games servers down?
Why game servers go down
Online games depend on more moving parts than most websites: authentication, matchmaking, party/voice services, purchase systems, and the game servers themselves — any one of which can fail independently. The failures we see most are scheduled maintenance windows (often overnight in the publisher’s home region), login and authentication overloads right after a big update or launch, matchmaking services that break while the rest of the platform stays up, and occasional DDoS attacks aimed at competitive titles.
The most common gaming problems
Player reports usually cluster around a few issues: can’t connect or "servers unavailable," login failures, matchmaking that never finds a game, failed purchases, and mid-match disconnects. A useful tell: if you can reach the store and menus but not a match, the game servers are up and matchmaking is the culprit. If you can’t get past the login screen at all, it’s an authentication outage — platform-wide and not fixable on your end.
Is it the servers or your connection?
If our monitor shows the platform as up but you keep getting kicked, the problem is likely your own network — a congested connection, a NAT/port issue, or Wi-Fi packet loss. If we show it down and reports are rising, it’s the publisher’s side and you’ll need to wait for a fix. Our guide on whether it’s down for everyone or just you explains how to tell them apart, and what server error codes mean helps decode the messages you see.
Track every platform with an active problem on the live outages page, or check any of 800+ services in seconds.