Cyberpunk 2077 record breaking
On December 10, immediately after its release, the game was played simultaneously by more than one million users on Steam.
The game Cyberpunk 2077 caught the wind after a somewhat "sneezing" and at times funny launch and within a few hours of its release became by far the most played single-player game in the history of the Steam platform. Its record is 1,003,262 concurrent players, which is more than double the previous record of 472,962 players set by Fallout 4 in 2015. And if we know that the game is also available on the platforms GoG, Epic Games, Stadia and GeForce Now, as well as for personal computers and consoles and that the game is currently more popular than some multiplayer hits such as Counter-Strike, PUBG and Dota 2, it is clear that CD Projekt Red can be satisfied.
.@CyberpunkGame had an absolutely insane launch easily topping at over ONE million concurrent players on Steam!https://t.co/XHn9Qt58CO pic.twitter.com/bdo9DDLdru
— Steam Database (@SteamDB) December 10, 2020
The satisfaction is spoiled a bit by the bugs, some of which, as you can see in the tweets below, are disgusting and some are just funny, but the players apparently don't mind too much. On the contrary - some people find them quite amusing...
Best #Cyberpunk glitch so far, absolutely flawless 10/10 pic.twitter.com/xzgAH1uHYw
— FISK (@FiskyBizniz) December 9, 2020
#cyberpunk2077 @CyberpunkGame noticed a glitch where female penis does not stay in pants in inventory screen. Or is it a feature? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/1dmlyL6JcI
— 🏳️⚧️Kimmi🏳️⚧️ (@Slinky_dangus) December 10, 2020
Will never progress in Cyberpunk 2077 because I can't stop watching every single driver slowly crash into this one barricade and then yell at me about it pic.twitter.com/AqE5wbCsvT
— Chris Livingston (@screencuisine) December 10, 2020
Are there still a few bugs in #Cyberpunk2077 ?
idk, let's go for a drive (there are no cuts in this video) pic.twitter.com/W6jSsoeBU2
— Richard Lawler (@rjcc) December 10, 2020
Source: Twitter
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