Crackdown 3 was the most played premium title on Xbox One last week

While its physical launch sales were somewhat disappointing -- certainly if the UK figures are anything to go by -- there is data to suggest Crackdown has still been a hit on Xbox One.
True Achievements has released its latest weekly chart of the platform's most played games, which shows Crackdown 3 was the third most popular title of the week. It was only surpassed by Apex Legends and Fortnite, in terms of the number of Xbox users that played it, and both of those are free-to-play titles.
Interestingly, it's the single-player campaign specifically that reached No.3 in the charts. The multiplayer and the technically ambitious Wrecking Zone mode placed much lower at No.22.
True Achievements' chart is calculated by scanning Xbox user accounts -- a sample of more than half a million from around the world -- for which games they have played in the previous week, running from Monday to Sunday. It's worth emphasising that these are games actively played, not just ones where achievements have been unlocked.
One in ten of these users played Crackdown 3 last week, more than double the number that played Red Dead Redemption 2 in the same period. To further demonstrate the popularity of the single-player campaign, less than a third of the Xbox owners that played Crackdown 3 were indulged in Wrecking Zone.
The reason for the disparity between Crackdown's active userbase and its retail woes is almost certainly the title's inclusion in Xbox Game Pass, making it readily available to anyone who has already subscribed -- or even those who sign up for a trial around launch.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

While its physical launch sales were somewhat disappointing -- certainly if the -- there is data to suggest Crackdown has still been a hit on Xbox One.
as released its latest weekly chart of the platform's most played games, which shows Crackdown 3 was the third most popular title of the week. It was only surpassed by Apex Legends and Fortnite, in terms of the number of Xbox users that played it, and both of those are free-to-play titles.
Interestingly, it's the single-player campaign specifically that reached No.3 in the charts. The multiplayer and the technically ambitious Wrecking Zone mode placed much lower at No.22.
True Achievements' chart is calculated by scanning Xbox user accounts -- a sample of more than half a million from around the world -- for which games they have played in the previous week, running from Monday to Sunday. It's worth emphasising that these are games actively played, not just ones where achievements have been unlocked.
One in ten of these users played Crackdown 3 last week, more than double the number that played Red Dead Redemption 2 in the same period. To further demonstrate the popularity of the single-player campaign, less than a third of the Xbox owners that played Crackdown 3 were indulged in Wrecking Zone.
The reason for the disparity between Crackdown's active userbase and its retail woes is almost certainly the title's inclusion in Xbox Game Pass, making it readily available to anyone who has already subscribed -- or even those who sign up for a trial around launch.

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Interestingly, it's the single-player campaign specifically that reached No.3 in the charts. The multiplayer and the technically ambitious Wrecking Zone mode placed much lower at No.22.
True Achievements' chart is calculated by scanning Xbox user accounts -- a sample of more than half a million from around the world -- for which games they have played in the previous week, running from Monday to Sunday. It's worth emphasising that these are games actively played, not just ones where achievements have been unlocked.
One in ten of these users played Crackdown 3 last week, more than double the number that played Red Dead Redemption 2 in the same period. To further demonstrate the popularity of the single-player campaign, less than a third of the Xbox owners that played Crackdown 3 were indulged in Wrecking Zone.

Well I had the opportunity to test it with the Game Pass ... And it's a shame for a game sold to 70 bucks, in development for 5 YEARS (I remember that 5 years is what it took to Santa Monica and Sony to do God of War, and with the same budget), the game is dated on absolutely all points, it is technically really low for a game released in 2019, the game is not even in 60 FPS on One X (funny for Microsoft who says he has the most powerful console but is not even able to do 60 FPS on a game that looks like a game from the beginning of the generation of the 360), the game engine you will give you nausea, it's the most empty open world I've played.

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