The Witcher 3 reaches 48.000 players on Steam thanks to the Netflix series

Last Friday, the first season of The Witcher series, based on the video game, became available on Netflix . The series, which we've already started watching, is very well done, and honestly, it makes you want to play the game. This is what other users have thought, as they've rushed to play The Witcher 3 en masse on Steam.

The Witcher 3 has reached over 48.000 concurrent users on Steam , a feat not seen since May 2016. That same month saw the release of the Blood and Wine DLC. This remarkable achievement is undoubtedly pleasing to CD Projekt RED, the game's developers. We expect the series will also boost game sales.

Netflix causes the Witcher 3 to be replayed

PlayTracker is also indicating that The Witcher 3 activity has gone up on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. It has been estimated that there are over a million users enjoying The Witcher 3 this month. An important user record not seen since the Blood and Wine expansion

Geralt de Rivia, protagonist of the game and the series, seems to be attracting locals and strangers. Despite the fear of a brutal fiasco, Netflix and CD Projekt RED's work with this series is brutal. They have managed to create a beautiful series cinematically speaking and with a really attractive plot.

Some are already saying that Netflix has created its own "Game of Thrones", although it does not have much to do with that series. And it is that the fear of many was that Netflix wanted to copy the HBO series excessively, something that they have not done, luckily.

The positive part is that thanks to this series, The Witcher plot is becoming known, beyond the fans of the saga. Remember that this video game, in addition to several video game installments, also has several novels based on the plot. CD Projekt RED is knowing how to exploit a series of high-quality games in terms of plot very well.

Source: wccftech