Lead developer Chris Wilson hopes to grow Path of Exile with new localizations in 2014.
In case you've never heard of Path of Exile, you are able to pretty much sum it up being a free-to-play Diablo II with addictive gameplay, an insanely deep skill tree and production values that belie the fact it was produced by a small team of indie developers. If that sounds irresistible to you, take comfort in the truth that you're not even close to alone. The game has garnered some considerable critical acclaim since its launch and contains quickly been amassing an individual base that a great many games inside the free-to-play market would kill for.
That planned, lead developer Chris Wilson recently spent time boasting about all of that the game has accomplished as it launched from beta earlier this October. Most notably, Wilson said that Exile entered 2014 having a whopping 3.7 million registered player accounts. These accounts aren't just being ignored either. Wilson reported that prior to the end of 2013 the sport hit a peak of nearly 70,000 people playing simultaneously, many he "[expects] to beat" because he and his team "localize the sport to more countries" in 2014.
To help facilitate this planned growth, Grinding Gear Games has added new staff and already includes a fresh patch planned for January 9th. Here's hoping that that can just be start a busy and successful new year to get a game seems to be in having some honest-to-goodness prospect of https://www.mmoah.com/path-of-exile
