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Old 05-24-2019, 06:08 PM   #13379
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According to analyst firm SuperData, Apex Legends' monthly revenues have been dropping at a significant rate since its launch. Last month's revenues reportedly were around 74% less than its launch month revenues.

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Originally Posted by Destuctoid
According to a report from market research firm SuperData, Apex Legends has gone from earning $92 million in February to around $24 million in April. That's a drop of roughly 74%, which is a huge drop from being the "strongest start for a free-to-play title" as SuperData said months ago.

While publisher EA hasn't commented on the player base for Apex in a while, one only need look at the viewer numbers on Twitch to get a rough estimate for the title's current popularity. Apex has fallen off considerably since its February launch, according to website Twitch Tracker. There was also some blowback to the quality of the first battle pass, with a lot of players being severely underwhelmed by it. With Apex not receiving any new content until possibly E3, it seems players are becoming impatient and jumping ship.
https://www.destructoid.com/apex-leg...w-554736.phtml
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