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On launch day Total War: Three Kingdoms has set a franchise record for the peak of simultaneous players on Steam (thanks largely to the Chinese public), but over the weekend, the novelty entered the top 20 of the most successful projects in terms of simultaneous players in the Valve service .
Now the strategy is in 17th place in the ranking and has already surpassed the peak of one of the most popular projects of the present Rainbow six siege.
Here's how the first twenty Steam analyze the peak of concurrent players (SteamDB data):
- Pub – 3.257 million people
- Dota 2 – 1,295 million people
- Counter-Strike: Global Offensive – 854 thousand people
- Fallout 4 – 472 thousand people
- Grand theft auto – 364 thousand people
- HITMAN 2 – 361 thousand people
- Kathy rain – 348 thousand people
- Monster Hunter: World – 334 thousand people
- Counter strike – 319 thousand people
- The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – 287 thousand people
- KHOLAT – 272 thousand people
- Payday 2 – 247 thousand people
- For honor – 225 thousand people
- Braveland – 218 thousand people
- Geneshift royale – 214 thousand people
- No one's sky – 212 thousand people
- Total War: Three Kingdoms – 192 thousand people
- A story about my uncle – 190 thousand people
- Rainbow six siege – 179 thousand people
- Disturbance – 165 thousand people
Some of the early 20's projects, of course, got a little unfair – thanks to the free weekends, promotions and distributions of the full versions of the games. Such titles, for example, include HITMAN 2, KHOLAT and For Honor.
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