Sentences with phrase «selling early access title»

The game launched on Steam Early Access earlier this week, quickly becoming the second best - selling Early Access title after PLAYERUNKNOWN's Battlegrounds.

Not exact matches

The title, already on Steam's Early Access program, is expected to sell 487,000 units within its first 30 days of availability.

Despite being an Early Access title, the dungeon - crawler debuted as one of the top - selling games on Steam and has stayed there since its debut.

PLAYERUNKNOWN's BATTLEGROUNDS is both obnoxiously capped and the best selling game on Steam right now, with Korean developers Bluehole claiming the title sold its first million copies just 16 days after launching onto Steam's Early Access program.

For platforms, I think Steam's inflexibility with custom business models and the forced nature of promoting Early Access titles as final SKU's on their storefront next to finished titles goes against the idea of providing developers safe ground to sell their game while in - development (while also sending conflicting messages to considering developers and consumers).

In Street Fighter V's case, and where all of this gets real sour, real fast, comes from selling what should be classified as an Early Access title for full price, off reputation alone.

With Project Gorgon's modest $ 40 price tag for early access, its crude visuals, and its «different» approach to MMORPG, this title might be a hard sell for some.

Since its release on Steam Early Access in March, the title has sold an incredible 6m copies.

The Korean - developed title hasn't even officially left Early Access yet and it's accumulated one of the largest and fastest growing users bases with 20 million copies sold (that's as many as most Call Of Duties pull in with lifetime sales).

Some people might see that this is an Early Access title and we're selling an expansion pack and they might have an ideological issue with that.