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If you are a fan of ‘Lost Ark’, here’s some good news to warm you up.
The PC game – Lost Ark recently released by Smilegate has climbed up to become the second biggest-hit game on Steam. The game amassed a whopping one million within just 24 hours of its official release on the platform, making it the 2nd most played game in Steam history.
Valve, the parent company of Steam is rejoicing the success of ‘Lost Ark’ as this is only the fifth game that has ever surpassed one million video-game players on its platform within the short period of release.
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According to Steamdb, PUBG: Battlegrounds, Lost Ark, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Dota 2, and Cyberpunk 2077 top the top five list.
PUBG now has 3,257,248 players Lost Ark recently swooped 1,325,305 players, Counter-Strike having 1,308,963, Dota 2 – 1,295,114, and Cyberpunk 2077 – 1,054,388.
After the early access launch of the founder’s pack, the company officially released it as a free-to-play game on Feb 11 after some fixes during the launch.
The game was first originally released in South Korea a couple of years back Amazon Games had joined hands with Smilegate RPG to introduce the game in English, which has proved to be the right move for the company tech giant’s gaming arm.
This game has also seen attracting a large number of viewers and streamers on Twitch (which is also owned by Amazon).
The official launch of this PC game was witnessed online by more than 1.3 million viewers, it’s because watchers and some streams of the game would grant players in-game rewards as Twitch Drops during the event.
It is fully pumped and on-course to take down PUBG and claim the no. 1 spot.
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