Split Fiction has etched its name in the annals of gaming history by setting a new record for Electronic Arts (EA) on Steam among paid games. The game's developers have masterfully captured the gaming community's attention with an astounding launch that shattered expectations.
Since its recent release on PC via Steam, Split Fiction has soared to unprecedented heights, particularly when juxtaposed with other EA titles. According to data sourced from SteamDB, the game achieved a staggering peak player count of over 197,000 users. This monumental milestone marks the highest peak player count ever recorded for a paid EA game on the platform.
To put this into perspective, the nearest competitor in EA's roster is Battlefield V, which previously held the record with a peak of 116,000 players. Meanwhile, the crown jewel in EA's catalog remains the free-to-play Apex Legends, which boasts an impressive peak player count exceeding 620,000.
Beyond its record-breaking performance, Split Fiction has earned widespread acclaim from its player base. Reviews on Steam hail the game as "overwhelmingly positive," with an exceptional approval rating of 98%. This not only underscores the game's commercial triumph but also reflects its broad appeal and resonance with gamers around the globe.
