Since the initial launch of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered last year in November as part of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare‘s Legacy Pro Edition, its playerbase specifically on PC is far disappointing than we hoped for.
Infinity Ward’s Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare‘s release way back in 2007, players were crazy over the game and majority of its population are playing on PC. However, this time it seems that Modern Warfare Remastered didn’t have the same effect like its 2007 version.
Activision announced last month that they will release Modern Warfare Remastered as a stand-alone game so players will be able to buy it without getting Infinite Warfare. With its stand-alone version’s launch on June 27, it didn’t help the player-count on PC in that matter. However, it did garner a lot of negative reviews though due to the game’s stability issues.
Now, we did some digging on SteamCharts to see how well the game is coping on its multiplayer side.
If you look at those numbers, they ain’t pretty. And it pretty much sums up that the multiplayer of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered on Steam is dead. With its highest month on November last year, numbers have decreased dramatically over the past months and the last 30 days.
It’s not even a good sight that even around 3:00PM GMT +8 (3:00AM EST) there are only a total of 61 players online. We can say that players are mostly asleep, but that doesn’t excuse Titanfall 2‘s multiplayer and even Battlefield 1.
This shows that with the tremendous issues that the game has and the lack of players in multiplayer already means that this version of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered is, let’s say, dead.
