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Modern Warfare 4's Open Beta Is Faring Better, But Not By Much

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Modern Warfare 4's Open Beta Is Faring Better, But Not By Much

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4’s proper open beta has been going on this weekend, and its CCU on Steam has somewhat improved even if the reviews are still "Mixed".

Last week, anyone who pre-ordered Modern Warfare 4 or managed to get their hands on a code was able to get early access to the game’s open beta. As we reported at the time, the playtest was a little rockier than expected, with it losing just under half of its concurrent player count in 24 hours and being hit with mixed reviews.

As we said, some of that could be explained by the open beta only being accessible for certain players, although presumably the ones most likely to stick with it. This weekend’s actual open beta that anyone can access was the real test for Modern Warfare 4, and things are looking a little better even if there are still some of the same issues.

The actual open beta for Modern Warfare 4 went live on Friday, and already kicked off a bit interestingly on Steam. As SteamDB shows, the open beta actually didn’t manage to reach a new CCU despite being available to more players, as it had an all-time peak of a little over 113,000 players compared to around 115,00 the week before.

Captain Price and Ghost are at each other's throats in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4.

That’s only 2,000 less, sure, but it’s strange to see with a more open playtest.


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