Studio developers Taleworlds entertainment using a message on Twitter noted the high interest of gamers in role-playing action Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord, which came out on Steam early access the day before.
The prequel to the original Mount & Blade was the largest release of Valve’s digital distribution service in 2023. Just 3 hours after the release in early access, the project managed to attract more than 145,000 simultaneous players.
#Bannerlord has over 145,000 concurrent players right now. It took 100 minutes to reach 100,000. +1250 reviews on Steam, 88% of them positive, in just 3 hours.
All these numbers make already @Mount_and_Blade II: Bannerlord the biggest launch in Steam in 2023.
THANK YOU
– Mount & Blade (@Mount_and_Blade) March 30, 2023
Third game most played in the world.
Just … thank you, warriors of Calradia. pic.twitter.com/dlYTj1wXPN
– Mount & Blade (@Mount_and_Blade) March 30, 2023
At the moment, the peak number of gamers has already grown to a value of 178.562, and, apparently, the growth will continue further. The role-playing action has left behind even such major releases of this year as Doom eternal and Monster Hunter World: Iceborne.
The developers have already reported that Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord lingers in early access for about another year. The creators do not have a clear deadline, so their main task at the moment is to make the project interesting for gamers and playable.
In the future, the game will be filled with content, but now for those who are interested in research and the multi-user component, it offers a full Campaign mode and custom battles.
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