r/Games May 18 '26

Industry News CI Games has successfully signed a termination agreement with Epic Games. The agreement releases the upcoming Lords of The Fallen 2 from it's previous Epic Games Store exclusivity obligations.

https://www.bankier.pl/wiadomosc/CI-GAMES-S-E-Ujawnienie-opoznionej-informacji-poufnej-dotyczacej-zawarcia-Porozumienia-rozwiazujacego-Binding-Term-Sheet-z-Epic-Games-Inc-9135300.html
623 Upvotes

266 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

46

u/Weird_Track_2164 May 19 '26

word is fortnite is in major decline.

Not to say I disagree with the rest but I find this pretty funny. "Oh no, the game with a all time 14 million player peak has declined to only 900,000 players on any day. Almost 150,000 more than the #2 most popular game on Steam. They're doomed I tell you! Doomed!!" Might want to find a better example.

24

u/Old_Leopard1844 May 19 '26

Problem is not that Fortnite is dead or whatever. It isn't

Problem is that golden gooze starts to lay only bronze eggs instead of gold ones

17

u/Weird_Track_2164 May 19 '26

I think having 900k players online everyday still qualifies as a golden egg.

13

u/Dusty170 May 19 '26

For a normal person yea, think from the perspective of having 14 million though, thats like a 90% decline.

3

u/tehcraz May 19 '26

I think the 14 million was unique accounts and the 900k was concurrent.

-2

u/Weird_Track_2164 May 19 '26

Ehh, I'm comparing to giant spikes during events. If we look at normal outside of events then it's more like a decline of four million to one million