Evolve: Nearly 6 Million Matches Played In First Week
2K releases a load of stats about the game's first week, but doesn't say how many copies it sold.
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Left 4 Dead developer Turtle Rock Studios' highly touted monster-hunting game Evolve was finally released last week. Now, publisher 2K Games has released a detailed infographic that speaks to some of the game's first-week accomplishments. One statistic that's missing, however, is a unit sales number for the title.
The full infographic is available at the bottom of this post, but you can see some standout statistics immediately below.
Evolve Week-One Stats:
- Nearly 6 million matches played--5,989,905 to be exact.
- Longest match: 43 minutes.
- Shortest match: 60 seconds.
- Average match length: 9:46 minutes.
- Total combined time played: 108 years.
- 133.7 million minutes watch on Twitch.
- Most popular Assault Hunter character (among level-20+ players): Hyde.
- Most popular Trapper Hunter character (among level-20+ players): Abe.
- Most popular Medic Hunter character (among level-20+ players): Lazarus.
- Most popular Support Hunter character (among level-20+ players): Cabot.
- Most popular Monster (among level-20+ players): Goliath.
- Monsters won 51.9 percent of matches.
2K parent company Take-Two Interactive acquired Evolve for $10.8 million during THQ's bankruptcy auction in 2013. CEO Strauss Zelnick said earlier this month that preorders for Evolve were looking strong, and all signs were pointing to a successful launch. However, it remains to be seen just how well the game has actually sold.
For more on Evolve, check out GameSpot's review and what other critics are saying.
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