The lifetime concurrent player count for the action RPG has surpassed the likes of Terraria, Fallout 4, Valheim, and more.
Grinding Gear Games' action RPG is facing significant server overcrowding, with large amounts of players flocking to it on the day of its early access release.
Awe-inspiring with its scope of content and depth of customization, Grinding Gear Games' sequel is a worthy successor in almost every way.
"We don't know what our backend services are going to be able to handle as we go above a million users," says GGG's Jonathan Rogers.
The free-to-play action RPG goes live on December 6th at 11 AM PST, with pre-loading now available for Xbox Series X/S players.
The long-awaited action RPG is set to launch in early access for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S on December 6.
After the Count of Ogham discovers the Seed, Corruption quickly spreads through Wraeclast, and it's up to some new Exiles to fight back.
The Atlas is now an infinite map of nodes to explore with random monsters, new mechanics, and unique locations to clear.
Early access is expected to last six months and will offer new Leagues, with Grinding Gear Games promising no data wipes.
New Supporter Packs will be available on November 21st after the developer's livestream outlining all the content in early access.
Grinding Gear Games will outline early access content (including end-game) and how players can join, followed by a post-reveal Q&A.
Check out how the Mercenary, Warrior, and Monk match up against the various bosses in Grinding Gear Games' upcoming sequel.
Additional time is required for the server-side infrastructure and supporting players' data from Path of Exile 1 at launch.
Grinding Gear Games has finally announced when the long-awaited action RPG will release in early access, and there isn't too much of a wait left.
The free-to-play action RPG soars to new player milestones following the launch of its new expansion and Challenge League.
Grinding Gear Games' Mark Roberts also reveals how common Gold will be, the number of possible ongoing exchanges, and more.
Affliction returns, new encounters are coming to Tier 16 and 17 maps, and the console versions receive several improvements.
Instead of whispering to other players for currency, you can now directly place an order, and Faustus will facilitate the same.
Help settlers build Path of Exile 2's Kingsmarch, harvesting resources and managing the town while fighting off new threats.
Almost all its Uniques will be added to the Standard loot pool, but the Necropolis, Coffins and Allflame Embers are going away.
