While not officialy announced yet, Deadlock has gathered over 127,000 concurrent users

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While not officialy announced yet, Deadlock has gathered over 127,000 concurrent users

Valve is sure taking its time to test and polish Deadlock, its new 6v6 multiplayer title. It works as follow: the only way to play the game is to be invited by an acquaintance to take part in the test phase.

According to SteamDB, the title has reached a peak of 172,256 concurrent users in the last few hours. For a game that's yet to be announced, there's a lot of hype.

Source: steamdb.info

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