4D Sci-Fi Shooter Lemnis Gate Drops To Just Four Concurrent Players On Steam

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Lemnis Gate is a fantastic indie first-person hero shooter that pits players against each other in 4D matches that force them to utilise time to win their fights. It's cerebral and unique, but it doesn't seem to have managed to retain a player-base, as its Steam figures show a current monthly average of just 4.1 players.

Fortunately, these low numbers shouldn't hinder Lemnis Gate too much, as most of the games are 1v1 or 2v2, but it's still sad to see such an interesting game see such a steep drop in players since launch.

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TheGamer's Eric Switzer noted in his review that the game had a few teething issues at launch, like limited cross-play features and a lack of tightness in the gameplay, but that overall it was still fun even when you were losing or making mistakes, which is a badge of honour not many FPS games can claim.

A December update added a new map and increased the mobility of all operatives, but this doesn't seem to have brought players back to the game. It can be hard for indies to stand out, and considering Splitgate, another sci-fi shooter seemed to be taking off when Lemnis Gate launched, it may have just been a case of unlucky timing.

If this is the first you're hearing about the game, or you played it at launch and haven't since, now seems like a great time to get back into it. The developer, Ratloop Games, is hosting a tournament for the game on April 3.

We've got some handy guides that should help you improve in time for then. We've got one for understanding each character and how to play them, as well as what to do after you die. It's a 4D game so your dead save can save your alive self - just trust us, once you read the guide you'll