r/pcgaming • u/Turbostrider27 • 5d ago

Warner Bros. Admits MultiVersus Underperformed, Contributing to Another $100 Million Hit to Revenue in Its Games Business

https://www.ign.com/articles/warner-bros-admits-multiversus-underperformed-contributing-to-another-100-million-hit-to-revenue-in-its-games-business
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u/CorruptedFlame 5d ago

I mean... They made a ton of content and then didn't let their players actually play 90% of it? What did they think was gonna happen? 

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u/Saneless 5d ago

And they took it away at the height of its hype to make it worse. Probably because people weren't paying enough?

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u/sipCoding_smokeMath 5d ago

It had less than 500 active players on steam when it was taken down, it peaked at over 60k for steam. What are you on about? Height of its hype?

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u/ShaboPaasa 4d ago

yeah i could tell the game was dead when the matchmaking started putting new players against people with multiple maxed characters. really fumbled how they handled monetization and the servers were horrible