Exoborne playtesters jumped into over 500,000 matches and made over $7 billion in in-game loot in less than a week

The closed playtest for Exoborne, the latest title from Sharkmob, registered impressive player engagement, with over 500,000 matches and more than $7 billion in loot extracted in just five days. Notably, players eliminated over 7 million NPCs and succeeded in nearly half a million extractions. During the playtest, cosmetics were unlocked for the full game, though all participant progress will reset for future tests. This effort follows the struggles of Sharkmob's previous game, Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodhunt, and aims to improve on past experiences with a stronger story and more mainstream appeal.

Exoborne’s closed playtest saw players engaging in over 500,000 matches and extracting over $7 billion in loot, indicating strong interest in the game.

The previous title from Sharkmob, Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodhunt, struggled post-launch, leading to the development of Exoborne, which aims to rectify past mistakes.

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