Reaching at the same time 1.5 million players and leaving games like DOTA 2 and Counter Strike: The "Offensive Global Offensive" on Steam's most popular game list for a very long time seems to have been a fantastic achievement for PUBG - a multiplayer shooter game from Bluehole Studio. After this success, they did some "blunders", from criticizing Epic Games that offered content similar to Fortnite to inject advertising for Chinese servers that could even provoke a negative review that flooded it. But one thing is certain, this does not preclude its popularity at all.
After that amazing number, PUBG seems to keep going like a train that no longer cares about brakes. After briefly touching the 1.63 million figure recently, PUBG managed to touch the same figure of 1.96 million players last night! This is of course a very fantastic figure, almost 3 times the number of DOTA 2 players in the same day, and more than 3 fold CS players: GO. While from the data SteamSpy, Bluehole seems to have managed to sell more than 14.1 million copies of PUBG in Steam.
