If you are referring to steam charts, you can see that the game has been growing every day since the release, which happened just like 4 days ago. And there are also folks at other platforms.

But judging if the game is worth it by amount of players is not a very insightful metric anyways. Best recommendation I can give, is to check out some playthroughs, and check if you like what you see :)

Imagine thinking people keep steam running.

Anyone remember Exoprimal? lol

I've never used that metric to determine when to buy a turn-based, strategy game. It's not an MMO. To answer your question: It's a 100% worth getting if you like turn-based strategy games.

Originally posted by Boardwalker:

I've never used that metric to determine when to buy a turn-based, strategy game. It's not an MMO. To answer your question: It's a 100% worth getting if you like turn-based strategy games.

Thanks, literally what I wanted to know. The player count was just a observation.

Yesteday was more 1100 players at max.

I like the game better than GSIII so far. It improves on some things.

I have been taking my time with it. It was an early access title. Some games, that were early access, the developers say it a finish product, but the Finished Product label was just a label.

I like in 2000 or so, you bought a game, and it came off a store shelf, as a finished product, with a game guide. When you buy an early access title, or something that they say is a finished product, but was early access...............a lot of the guides are online. A lot of the guides may be outdated. This is a complex game that takes a game guide to understand. In the sticky notes of this forum, at this time, it states the tutorial is being worked on.

I tried to start a couple games, and find myself needing a game guide, and not being able to find information I was looking for 100%. I bought the game, but I am waiting. I am not going to work hard to be their beta tester, and think about this game overly much. I should be able to sit there and just enjoy it.