Activision has announced that Call of Duty: Warzone has surpassed 15 million players globally and across all platforms. This means that in just two days, COD: Warzone was able to attract another nine million new players - as The publisher two days ago, during the first day, over 6 million users launched the game.
By the way, other popular battle royale games, Fortnite from Epic Games and from Respawn Entertainment, announced at the time that they had attracted 10 million players three days after their debut, that is, Activision easily bypassed them. Considering the quarantine measures introduced in most countries due to the coronavirus pandemic, you can be sure that the rapid growth of the player base of the new shareware shooter will continue.
We crossed 15 million players earlier today, thank you fans
- Call of Duty (@CallofDuty)
Call of Duty: Warzone currently supports up to 150 players. However, in the near future there may be matches for 200 people, and the number of people in squads can reach four, five or more - with all this at present development team.
It's also worth noting that Activision has already released several minor updates to the game since launch. They fixed a bug that resulted in inconsistent rewards when completing bounties in the battle royale. The requirement for the number of players required to start a match has also been lowered, and other bugs have been fixed. Those interested can download .
Source: 3dnews.ru