168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Rainbow Six Siege continues to grow as the gam🌃e saw a record number of players in June.
Normally, games debut, they spike in players, and then decline. Sometimes, they bottom out and continue on for years with a diehard core of fans, such as World of Warcraft, and sometimes they abandon the gamꦆe altogether, forcing the developer to close꧂ down the servers for good.
Rainbow Six Siege is defying conventional wisdom by continuing to grow almost four years since the game debuted. This sort of thing is almost unheard of in gaming but for a few notable exceptions like Warframe and No Man’s Sky.
At the end of 2018, Ubisoft reported a total of 40 million players in Rainbow Six Siege. By February, that number had grown to 45 million accounts. Now, we hear from market data 💞firm that June was Siege’s best month ever in terms of active 🍌players on console, according to .
The site didn’t provide specific player numbers but noted that it was also the sixth-best month for Rainbow Six Siege in terms of sales. Total in-game revenue incꦕreased to $36.8 million across all platforms, including PC, which is a 50% increase from the month prior and 9% better than last year.
is the latest update to hit Rainbow Six Siege in June and is credited with the spike in players. The DLC adds two new operatives, a reworked storefront, new skins for players anꦚd weapons, and balance pass for operator abilitiesꦺ, and a reverse friendly fire feature that penalizes players for shooting their teammates.
reports a noticeable spike in active players for the month of June, up to just over 140💫,000. This is a significant increase for꧃ the months prior, but it is nowhere near the game's all-time high of 170,000.
Ubisoft is paying a lot more attention to PC these days, however. Their annual investor meeting revealed that PC is now𒅌 Ubisoft’s largest platform with .
