No Man’s Sky<\/em> shot up in popularity in the past few days amid Starfield<\/em>‘s hype, according to Steam Charts’ statistics.<\/p>
This comes after Starfield<\/a><\/em>‘s early access began on Aug. 31 and Hello Games updated No Man’s Sky<\/em> on Aug. 29. No Man’s Sky<\/em> currently has the 45th most concurrent players on Steam\u201425,875 at the time of this writing\u2014according to Steam Charts<\/a>. The game had over 30,000 concurrent on Sunday, Sept. 3.<\/p>
The rise in popularity likely is related to Starfield<\/em> as both games are situated in space and a lot of players are waiting to start playing Starfield<\/em> later this week, when it leaves early access and releases globally<\/a>, including for those who have Xbox Game Pass and don’t plan on buying a copy of the game. <\/p>
Starfield<\/em> was one of the most anticipated AAA games of the past few years and already became a Steam global top seller<\/a> despite a lot of media outlets not giving it a 10\/10 review. Thousands of new players will start their campaign from Sept. 5 onwards, when it releases worldwide in countries like the U.S., Canada, and Brazil.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
