You Can Say Goodbye To Your Dream Of LEGO Uncharted & LEGO The Last Of Us (Probably)
Since the first ever LEGO game that released in 1995, players have been enjoying the incredible potential that LEGO experiences have to offer. With remakes of player's favorite movies like and they've been able to immerse themselves in their favorite worlds for a long time now. As the world of video games only makes this more possible, PlayStation's own takes this potential one step further.
Revealed at the Summer Game Fest presentation in June 2024, PlayStation's new release, was aimed at being a shorter, more family-friendly telling of its exclusive franchise As the very first PlayStation IP to be released across console platforms, releasing on Nintendo Switch, it's clear that this experience is one that was intended to be enjoyed by all. Now as it's released to the masses, holds a lot of power for the future of LEGO x PlayStation crossovers that might be to come.
Despite looking to be very promising, peak player count sits only at a disappointing 602 on Steam (via SteamDB), and PS4/5 numbers aren't available to reveal any potential success.With such a poor reception and continually low numbers that only seem to be dipping, it would seem that PlayStation might have miscalculated the potential of hitting off here. Perhaps players have been deterred from purchasing because of its launch so close to the Christmas season, or being dropped close to other big titles like but it's impossible to say.
Despite a low player count during its Steam debut, Lego Horizon Adventures fans state the title could still be a success on console.
With two million views on the game's pre-order trailer (via the PlayStation YouTube channel) just a month ago, it seems unfortunate that for its true release has dropped the ball. While it may simply be that many were unaware of its release date and have yet to pick it up,its peak player count still remains even less than PlayStation's recent failed hero shooter Concord, which hit just under 700 concurrent players. As a bold move for
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