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Steam golpea 40 m usuarios concurrentes jugando a Monster Hunter Wilds

Autor: Penelope May 13,2025

Steam, la plataforma de distribución de juegos digitales líder para jugadores de PC, ha destrozado su registro de usuarios concurrentes una vez más, alcanzando un pico sin precedentes de 40,270,997 jugadores. Este hito se logró durante el fin de semana, coincidiendo con el tan esperado lanzamiento de Monster Hunter Wilds el 28 de febrero, superando el máximo anterior de 39.9 millones establecido en febrero de 2025.

Los datos de SteamDB revelan que los registros de usuarios concurrentes de Steam se han roto casi todos los meses desde mayo de 2024, y el recuento máximo de usuarios se eleva de 35.5 millones a 40.2 millones en solo seis meses. Esta cifra incluye jugadores que podrían tener vapor abierto pero no están jugando activamente, pero el número de usuarios involucrados en el juego también alcanzaron un nuevo récord, aumentando de 12.5 millones a 12.8 millones.

### Lista de nivel de armas Monster Hunter Wilds Wilds

Monster Hunter Wilds Lista de niveles de armas

A lo largo de 2024, Steam experimentó sobretensiones significativas en los picos de los jugadores, rompiendo récords en marzo y julio . El último pico se atribuye al lanzamiento de Monster Hunter Wilds, que solo vio un pico de 24 horas de 1.38 millones de usuarios concurrentes. Otros juegos notables también contribuyeron a estos picos, con Counter-Strike 2 alcanzando 1.7 millones, y PUBG, Dota 2, y Marvel Rivals logrando picos de las 24 horas de 819,541, 657,780 y 268,283 usuarios, respectivamente.

A pesar de su popularidad, Monster Hunter Wilds ha recibido una calificación de revisión de usuarios 'mixta' en Steam, lo que lleva a Capcom a lanzar una guía oficial que aborde los problemas de rendimiento de la PC. Además, Capcom ha provocado detalles tempranos sobre Monster Hunter Wilds Title Update 1, que introducirá un centro social del juego final para los jugadores.

Para mejorar su experiencia con Monster Hunter Wilds, explore nuestras guías integrales. Aprenda lo que el juego no te dice explícitamente, profundiza en un desglose detallado de los 14 tipos de armas y sigue nuestro tutorial continuo. Para aquellos interesados en el modo multijugador, nuestro guía explica cómo jugar con amigos. Si participó en una de las betas abiertas, descubra cómo transferir su carácter beta de monstruos cazadores salvajes.

La revisión de IGN de Monster Hunter Wilds le otorgó un 8/10, afirmando: "Monster Hunter Wilds continúa suavizando los rincones más ásperos de la serie de manera inteligente, lo que hace algunas peleas extremadamente divertidas, pero también carece de ningún desafío real".

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