Lost Ark's publisher in the West

A popular game begins with Lost Ark Gold great reviews from players on Steam, before things turn sour as players voice their displeasure about one thing or an issue. Lost Ark is the latest case in point, providing an almost real-time reflection of Steam players' opinions on it. MMO RPG.Watch the video on YouTube

Early access launched for Lost Ark last week, and its huge debut on Friday and the following weekend brought millions of gamers in the sport. A majority of them were content with the wide range of content, the diverse choices of classes, thrilling gameplay, and numerous things to do beyond mob fighting. This helped Lost Ark earn the coveted Overwhelmingly Positive review score on Steam.

However, as the weekend progressed and server queues got longer and longer - mainly in Europe as the public's opinion changed and more negative reviews started appearing. A majority of players complained about the incredibly long queues, while others expressed their displeasure over the fact premium items included in the game's starter packs do not have an account-wide but instead are locked to the account from which they were activated.

This is what led to lost Ark's latest Steam user review, which reads Mixed at the time at the time of writing. The review is based on 45,692 user reviews, and 68 percent of which are favorable. As more negative reviews get posted - which isn't totally out from the question since it's a no-cost game the balance could be further inclined towards negative possibly causing the overall rating to negative.

Amazon Games, Lost Ark's publisher in the West, is aware of players' concerns about how difficult it is to even get started in the game. The company is currently working on creating a whole area of servers in Europe to stand alongside the current Central Europe cluster. There are more servers added in between public and early access launches however it's not clear what time it will take to Buy Lost Ark Gold make this transition seamless.