Babylon's Fall Only Had One Player Online at One Point This Week
Square Enix's latest live service title Babylon's Fall isn't performing as well as some at the company may have hoped. There was a bit of hype behind this game at first, being a joint collaboration with acclaimed action game studio Platinum Games, which has hit titles such as Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, Bayonetta, and Nier: Automata. Babylon's Fall combat is even based on Nier: Automata's, both of them having similar hack-and-slash action-RPG gameplay. Upon the game's release, however, Babylon's Fall has seen very little fanfare.
Babylon's Fall was savaged by reviewers and fans, with many of the scores given to the game being on the lower end of the spectrum. Some of the issues that players had with the game included its structure and progression system, though praise was given to the combat gameplay. Babylon's Fall rough PC launch also contributed to its unenthusiastic reception, with less than 1000 concurrent players. Those numbers continue to dwindle, reaching a new all-time low this week.
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According to the website Steam Charts, Babylon's Fall usually has roughly 85 players playing every day. This is a big drop from its average when the game launched in March, which had barely over 200 concurrent players. The website reveals at some point on May 3, only one player was playing the game. This beats the last reported low for the game, as sometime in April, Babylon's Fall had less than 10 concurrent players playing at that time.
When this statistic became known, the sole player of Babylon's Fall revealed himself in a tongue-in-cheek manner, known as dashiellwood on Twitter. He even noted the timestamp of when he was playing the game, and even humorously included the title of «World's
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