The fact Activision decided Modern Warfare 2 was the right game to bring Call of Duty back to Steam only made things better. With cross-play (even though some would like to disable it), cross-progression and well-optimised PC versions, Call of Duty's comeback was inevitable.
PC codes bought on third-party stores are also limited to Activision Blizzard's own platform, so it's possible that's where the majority exists. The Steam figures, of course, do not represent the entirety of the population on PC, as you can still buy the game on. Even more interesting here is that the new peak concurrent is significantly higher than last month's beta, which was open to everyone (at least in its last two days). This is Call of Duty's highest-ever peak concurrent on Steam, overtaking previous record-holder Black Ops 3, with 63,681.Īt the time of this writing, Modern Warfare 2 occupies the number five slot on Steam's most played games. Seeing as many buyers were in bed or at work when the game went live in their region, that figure will likely grow later today, and through the weekend. SteamDB's charts show steady climbs of player activity overnight. The game attracted a staggering 238,522 concurrent players at its peak several hours ago. There was little chance it wasn't going to be a hit at launch, but we now have the hard numbers to prove it.
On Steam, Modern Warfare 2 has been - and continues to be - among the platform's weekly top sellers. MW2 campaign early access set things up nicely, too.
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