The First Descendant Boasts 10 Million Players Amid Multiple Controversies

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Huge Success In Just One Week Despite Controversies!

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  • The First Descendant was released just last week.
  • Since then, the game has faced controversies over microtransactions, plagiarism, and more.
  • Despite these problems, it now boasts over 10 million players.

The First Descendant was released just over a week ago, and the title has already become a massive hit for the developers.

While the game has had its fair share of controversies, Nexon Games has found more success than most free-to-play titles. The studio reports that 10 million players have visited the game since its launch.

Why it matters: This record puts The First Descendant on par with some of the industry’s biggest titles. It can become a worthy rival if it continues to reach new heights at this pace.

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The First Descendant Has Received Plenty of Support From Fans

The official Twitter account of the game has confirmed this milestone, promising an exciting future. Nexon Games has thanked the fans for playing and promises to bring the best experience to keep players engaged for as long as possible.

We will do our best to bring you great experiences. Can’t wait to continue this journey together!

-Nexon Games

Although there is no doubt that the game has become an instant hit, it has also been facing great controversies over the past few days. It currently has mixed reviews on Steam, as fans didn’t like the developer’s aggressive monetization approach.

Similarly, critical reception has been mixed across the board, with some feeling The First Descendant does not do enough to stand out in a competitive market. Recently, the developers were also accused of copying assets from Destiny 2.

The team has already taken notice of these accusations and confirmed that it will be changing specific icons to address the problem.

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The First Descendant Works Best On Xbox Consoles

This year has already had major hits like Palworld and Helldivers 2. The First Descendant has now joined the list, marking yet another exciting addition to the free-to-play market.

However, the team must ensure a steady stream of content and updates to keep up the momentum and thrive in this highly competitive market.

Overall, the game has been doing great so far. It is currently one of the most played titles on Steam, averaging around 150K players every day in just the first week.

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