MOBA meltdown: Valve takes this month’s spotlight Warframe also lost some traction in November, falling four spots to #20, as players lost interest in the Plains of Eidolon expansion released in mid-October. Rocket League dropped three spots to #12, likely due to its introduction on the Nintendo Switch, which may have funneled players away from its PC version of the game. This was thanks to regular updates and the implementation of fun features, such as players being able to turn into bushes, which adds a new dimension to stealth tactics in the game. Fortnite continued to be a growing threat to PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS and rose four spots to #10. The bottom half of the ranking saw significantly more activity.
On the other end of the spectrum, Valve’s Guild Wars 2 dropped out of the rankings, with the hype around the Path of Fire expansion sizzling out. The real attraction that brought players back to the game was most likely the beginning of Season 12, which went live on November 9 th and brought a new Season Journey, among other things. While Blizzcon 2017 took place on November 3rd and 4th, there weren’t too many significant changes for Blizzard games between October’s and November’s rankings other than a new face in the top 20.ĭiablo III reappeared, entering the ranking at #17, despite the fact that it was not a big year for Diablo III at Blizzcon. Although the top eight stayed the same, many of these games experienced a slight reduction in unique sessions, with World of Warcraft being the only exception. The top eight titles remained completely stationary, with behemoths League of Legends, Hearthstone, and Minecraft once again cementing first, second, and third place, respectively. November’s Top 20 Most Played Core PC Games remained fairly stable, with many of the top games retaining their positions from October.
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