Fallout 76’s\u00a0<\/em>player count has boomed again, with over 60,000 new players flooding into the Wastelands to break the 2018 title’s player count high another time.<\/p>
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This newfound interest in the long-standing Bethesda franchise has seen the player base of Fallout 76<\/em> once again rocketed by new Fallout<\/em>\u00a0fans, as\u00a0first reported by VGC<\/a>.<\/p>
We don’t have the player stats for other gaming platforms. However,\u00a0Fallout 76<\/em>\u00a0has seen a substantial player base boom on Steam since the television show launched on April 11. According to\u00a0SteamDB, the Steam statistics database website<\/a>,\u00a0Fallout 76<\/em>\u00a0only had a player count of 11,580 on the day of the show’s launch. Ten days later, on April 21, over 73,368 people are enjoying the Wastelands, which is very impressive.<\/p>
Fallout 76<\/em>\u00a0is just one of many Fallout games to see such substantial growth. According to the\u00a0playerstats from Steam DB<\/a>, Fallout 4<\/em>\u00a0had around 164,000 players on Steam today\u2014up from 21,000\u2014which is nothing short of amazing for a game that came out in 2015. And as\u00a0Fallout 4<\/em>\u00a0is getting a next-gen update<\/a>, it’s certainly worth playing in 2024.<\/p>
Now that\u00a0Fallout<\/em>\u00a0has been renewed for a second season<\/a>, the franchise may continue to boom with new players discovering the Wastelands and others reliving their nostalgic content, even though\u00a0Fallout 5<\/em>\u00a0has no confirmed release date.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
