A team of only three independent creators quickly elevated the online first-person shooter game Battle Bit Remastered to being Steam’s best-selling game worldwide. More miniature first-person shooter games typically have difficulty competing when they enter a crowded field of FPS titles. Traditional multiplayer experiences like Splitgate and Rogue Company also ended, along with many independent battle royale games that came and went.
Despite this, developers are still working on new projects despite the situation. XDefiant is an upcoming first-person shooter (FPS) game that will be available for free to play and released by Ubisoft later in the summer. Competing with industry titans like Call of Duty and Apex Legends will be challenging. Although Battle Bit Remastered has yet to achieve those peaks, the one-of-a-kind first-person shooter has shown lots of potential in the short weeks since its release.
Battle Bit Remastered causes a stir in the first-person shooter community
Fans of Warzone were excited by the expansion of the battle royale to include 150 players. And the matches in Battlefield 2042 have been increased to 64v64 from 32v32. Battle Bit Remastered takes things further by enabling 254-player servers, which both predecessors did not. The uproar from having that many people on one battlefield is a massive appeal for members of other first-person shooter communities to try the game. According to Stream Charts, the number of people participating in Battle Bit peaked at nearly 31,000 and averaged 24,940 throughout the day.
The Battle Bit production team responded when informed of the astounding accomplishment: “Thank you for making us the #1 Selling Game Globally on Steam; this is unbelievable.” Battle Bit has attracted many content creators, leaving them with favorable initial impressions. The video game company Modern Warzone made the following boast about their product: “This game has taken over the internet and honestly looks like more fun than Battlefield or COD!”
JackFrags and FaZe Jev have lauded Battle Bit Remastered in videos published on their respective channels. The fact that the game was only released on June 15 is an optimistic indication for the low poly first-person shooter. Still, it will be interesting to see how the remarkable player count statistic evolves in the future.
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