Crimson Desert has 'opened a new chapter in K-content', according to the South Korea Prime Minister — and the game's Steam player count highlights that, beating the likes of Marvel Rivals, and keeping players interested even more than Elden Ring did
Crimson Desert has achieved significant success, with its Steam player count surpassing several live-service games and maintaining strong player retention a month after launch, even exceeding Elden Ring's performance. South Korean Prime Minister Kim Min-Seok praised Pearl Abyss, stating the game has opened a new chapter for K-content by showcasing their proprietary technology and incorporating Korean cultural elements.
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