Then yesterday, Final Fantasy XIV peaked at over 58K players on Steam, breaking the record set the week prior.Īs the game's popularity keeps increasing, players have been buying Final Fantasy XIV through the various platforms where it's available, including Steam, PlayStation Store, and Square Enix's own store. Besides the upcoming Endwalker expansion scheduled to release on November 23, 2021, prominent streamer Asmongold decided to try the game after seeing his beloved World of Warcraft in a precarious situation.ĭuring his first Final Fantasy XIV stream, Asmongold was being watched by over 200K viewers, consequently leading the game to an all-time peak of over 48K consecutive players on Steam alone. The recent surge of players getting into Final Fantasy XIV can be easily explained. However, it looks like the game hasn't yet reached its peak, as the number of in-game players keeps rising to new highs. Now with three expansions (Heavensward, Stormblood, and Shadowbringers), Final Fantasy XIV has amassed over 22 million players, making it one of the most popular MMORPGs of all time. From then on, the game has grown exponentially as each expansion has attracted more players to its universe. Initially criticized for being on unfinished state when it launched in 2010, the game was re-released as Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn in 2012 in much better shape. In context: Final Fantasy XIV's success story looks like it was taken from a movie.
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