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How does that look for other singleplayer games that take some 50-100 hours to beat?
Compare Starfield(330.7k > 9.2k) to games like Spiderman remaster(66.4k > 5.1k) or RE4(168k > 2.9k) or Armored Core 6(156.1k > 1.3k) or even a game build with multiplayer and replayability like Elden Ring(953.4k > 47.3k), all in 5 months timeframe, i think it's to be expected as starfield didn't launch with mod tools. The score doesn't looks good tho, as people really don't like the gameplay loop and the loading.
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Skyrim base + special edition = 28.5k
Fallout 4 = 18k
Fallout 76 = 8.3k
Starfield = 9.2k
Thanks. I meant how many percent they lost after 6 months.