Heroes & Generals Counts 10 Million Players, Vows To Update More Often In 2017
Hitting that 10 million player milestone is quite the achievement for any online game. Today Reto-Moto is celebrating that mark for Heroes & Generals, which now has eight figures' worth of players fighting in its World War II battles. Not all at one time, of course; that would make the servers fail harder than the Maginot Line.
To celebrate, Reto-Moto is running an event over the next 10 days to give away a million credits to 10 lucky players. Each time you complete one of 10 tasks, you'll get an entry in a drawing to win one million credits. You can see all the different categories on the Heroes & Generals website.
In the future, Reto-Moto plans to be more aggressive with its update schedule. According to Game Director Jacob Andersen:
"2017 will be an exciting year for Heroes & Generals with more frequent updates. We will continue to add new planes, vehicles and equipment to the game, and there will be a number of new maps available later in the year."
You can learn more about the game's future plans in last week's devstream video, posted above. In the meantime, congratulations to Reto-Moto and Heroes & Generals!
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This game has 5,411 people playing 24 minutes ago with a peak of 9,410 in the last month.
Also in the last month it has lost 12.19% of it player base.
How do I know all this? Just go to steam charts and check the stats your self for this and other games.
So to say this game has 10 mil players is a complete lie. Where is the proof for that, what source is used for it?
I doubt it even has 10 mil free accounts. Same goes for all other games using that PR trick to make people believe how the game is popular. Same thing they do with twitch with boots boosting streams.