LEGO Horizon Adventures PS5 PlayStation

We'd love to be a fly on the wall at Sony sometimes to know what the bigwigs think of its vaunted first-party struggling to make a dent in the PC market. Like mobile, the platform is proving surprisingly tough for PlayStation Studios to crack, and it must be frustrating. Case in point: LEGO Horizon Adventures managed a peak concurrent player count of 602 on Steam in the almost two weeks since it launched. This past weekend, it barely made it to 200.

Now, the requisite throat-clearing. Obviously, LEGO Horizon Adventures is not a multiplayer shooter like Concord, so a healthy player population is less relevant. Also, this is ostensibly a game for children or the young at heart, gamers who are less likely to play on PC. Fairly dismal review scores certainly don't help. To those imaginary industry straw-men, we would retort that it has LEGO in the name and Guerrilla Games' and PlayStation Studios on the box, not to mention the full force of Sony's marketing power behind it; wouldn't you expect it to be doing bigger numbers?

LEGO Horizon Adventures Steamdb

What do you think? Sony hasn't announced official sales figures, and we know they would have by now if they had a nice round number to share. Did you pick up a copy of LEGO Horizon Adventures? Let us know in the comments section below.

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[source steamdb.info]