Lethal Company has hit the world with a shovel, growing in popularity each day since it came out. Everyone's been wondering how many copies of Lethal Company have been sold so far, so let's try and find out.
How many sales does Lethal Company have?
Since sales aren't publicly visible on Steam, we can't know the exact number of sales that Lethal Company has had since it came out. There have been estimates, but we won't know for sure unless the developer officially posts the numbers.
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However, we do know that Lethal Company is dominating the top sellers list on Steam, as well as the Global top sellers list. Currently, it is outselling games like EA SPORTS FC™ 24, a big triple-A game that came out a month before our favorite job simulator.
Lethal Company is also doing great with concurrent players, reaching an all-time peak of 185k players according to SteamDB. At one point, it was even beating Call of Duty, which is super impressive when you take into consideration what a big following COD has and that Lethal Company is an indie game that practically came out of nowhere. SteamDB also shows us that it reached a peak of 190k viewers on Twitch.
Zeekerss, the developer of Lethal Company, was working on Roblox games first but has since made the jump to Unity, and what a jump it was. While we don't have official sales numbers, we can all see how well-received Lethal Company is by the increasing number of players as well as by the reviews.
The overwhelmingly positive reviews, 102k of them, on the Lethal Company Steam store page, show how much the community has enjoyed this small indie game. And with new updates incoming, I believe the popularity of Lethal Company will only continue to grow.
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Hristina is a full-time Staff Writer at Pro Game Guides. She is an avid fan of horror video games, but she can barely handle live-action horror. She could replay Outlast, the Last of Us and Until Dawn a million times. Since getting her first PC 21 years ago to play Tarzan, her favorite way to play video games has been with friends. When she’s not gaming, you can find her creating cosplays of her beloved characters (so many), or relaxing with embroidery.