Resident Evil 4 Remake launched globally today across all home platforms, as the game became the biggest launch in the series ever on Steam thanks to player anticipation.
To date, Resident Evil 4 Remake has reached approximately 127,000 concurrent players on Steam. This is the highest number of any game in the series released on the same platform.
According to SteamDB statistics, the remake has a similar number of players. Resident Evil Village, for example, had nearly 107,000 players when it launched on the same platform. Remake, the second installment, garnered 75,000 players, while the third installment garnered 60,000.
On the other hand, this year is the best for horror games in general. Dead Space Remake garnered nearly 30,000 concurrent players across the platform, and Hogwarts Legacy still holds the best number this year, as it managed to garner 879,000 concurrent players on Steam.
This month and next, Capcom will reveal the game's sales figures, which are expected to surpass those of Remake Part II, released in 2019. To follow our full analysis of Leon and Ashley's adventure, you can visit this link.
We've also included some instructions to help you get started on this adventure, which is different from the original version. To follow these instructions, you can visit this link.
What do you think of the remake's performance, and what are your expectations for sales? Will it top the charts with the rest of the series?
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