Lego Fortnite‘s debut has sent shockwaves across the gaming landscape, surpassing all expectations by amassing a staggering 2.3 million concurrent players, making it a dominant force in Epic’s expansive gaming universe.
As of the current count, Lego Fortnite stands as the prevailing phenomenon within Fortnite’s diverse offerings. To contextualize this achievement, the combined concurrent player count across Fortnite’s various battle royale modes typically hovers around 1,653,158 (1.65 million players) a significant number in its own right.
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However, Lego Fortnite has exceeded all projections with an astonishing concurrent player count of 2,312,435, (2.3 million players) eclipsing even some of the most monumental milestones in gaming history. It’s noteworthy that only a singular game on Steam has previously crossed the 2.3 million mark, achieved during PUBG’s groundbreaking surge in 2018. Even Fortnite itself only reached a total player count of over three million earlier this year.
Fortnite, in recent times, has witnessed unprecedented success, particularly during Season OG, where concurrent player records skyrocketed beyond 6.1 million. Notably, the monumental Big Bang event that unfolded during the commencement of Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 1 saw an astronomical 11.6 million players converge, albeit causing queues due to the overwhelming traffic.
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Adding to the monumental success, Epic Games is set to unveil two more games, Rocket Racing by Psyonix and Fortnite Festival by Harmonix, within the Fortnite universe this week. These impending releases serve as a testament to the expanding horizons of Epic’s multiverse, leaving enthusiasts eagerly anticipating the new milestones it could set.
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