All articles tagged with #player decline
Destiny 2 is experiencing its lowest player numbers ever, reminiscent of its near-closure during the Curse of Osiris era, due to ongoing dissatisfaction with its content, updates, and management, raising concerns about the game's future.
Marvel Rivals, a live-service multiplayer game from NetEase, has experienced an 85% drop in players within 10 months, raising concerns about its long-term viability amid rapid content updates and stiff competition in the genre.
Destiny 2 is experiencing a significant decline in player numbers and community trust, raising questions about Bungie's future and the impact of Sony's 2022 acquisition amid ongoing controversies and a struggling live service game.
Destiny 2's player count has plummeted over 80% since the launch of its Edge of Fate expansion due to bugs, system issues, and player dissatisfaction, leading to record low engagement and refunds, raising concerns about the game's future.
Sony's live service game Destiny 2: Edge of Fate has seen a significant drop in players, peaking at only a third of previous expansions, raising concerns about the game's and Sony's live service strategy. Bungie, now part of PlayStation Studios, is struggling with underperformance and delays in its upcoming projects, including Marathon.
Helldivers 2, despite its initial success as PlayStation's fastest-selling game, has seen a significant drop in player numbers since its February release. Contributing factors include a controversial PSN account linking requirement, game balancing issues, and bugs. Developer Arrowhead is addressing these concerns and remains optimistic about the game's future, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and maintaining the game's authentic experience.