Either way, Daybreak is continuing to cash in on all those battle royale aficionados as Xbox fans patiently wait for news of when they get to fulfill their bloodlust with H1Z1.In recent years, the Battle Royal style has become one of the most popular styles among online games, and major developers are building games in this style. H1Z1 was released as a free game in this genre by Daybreak Game Company to compete with the greats of this genre. Elsewhere, Screen Rant has already highlighted three more battle royale games to watch, so players should never feel limited to just the likes of Fortnite and PUBG. With Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 also moving into battle royale territory alongside a rumored addition for Battlefield V, the popularity of being the last man standing shows no signs of slowing down. The servers will briefly drop to allow for the update, but Daybreak promises bug fixes, a new weapon slot swap function, and the welcome addition of EMP grenades to quite literally help blow opponents away by messing with nearby vehicles. Another update is already on the way, meaning that H1Z1 will continue to evolve with the other battle royale behemoths. While PUBG has a head start on H1Z1, the figures show that the PS4 game still has the competition firmly in its crosshairs. Up to 150 players at once are dropped into the 15-minute deathmatch and the game is already getting the thumbs up from a lot of players.Ĭonsidering PUBG's Brendan Greene started out as a developer from H1Z1, fans can see similarities between the two games and yet plenty of differences too. Reimagining the early versions of Daybreak's game to run specifically on the PS4, H1Z1's console version includes new weaponry and controls to avoid the criticism's of the PC's sluggish gameplay.
Even with numbers swelling to 1.5 million downloads in the first few days, to reach these latest statistics less than a month after launch is a major achievement.
It may have been a long time coming, but the hype of H1Z1 finally hitting the PS4 managed to net an impressive 2000,000 concurrent players on day one.
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