Call of Duty Black Ops 6's Steam launch appears to draw in some impressive player numbers based on early figures.

Black Ops 6 has outperformed both Modern Warfare 2 and Modern Warfare 3 on Steam, with data from player tracking website SteamDB showing the Call of Duty app saw a peak concurrent player count of 306,

Black Ops 6 is, understandably, a pretty big deal. The franchise has been in a bit of a lull lately, despite routinely setting new sales records, and this game especially needed to be a slam dunk given its unique position.

Black Ops 6 quickly becomes a major hit on Steam with a high player count surpassing that of 2023's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.

If you’ve been keeping an eye on Steam’s top sellers list, this news wouldn’t be entirely surprising. Black Ops 6 has spent the last four weeks as the platform’s number one seller, having climbed a whopping 31 places as we got closer to the release date.

“Last week’s launch of Black Ops 6 was the biggest Call of Duty release ever, setting a record for day one players as well as Game Pass subscriber adds on launch day,” he said.

CoD Black Ops 6 on Steam might have its issues, but Activision’s latest FPS game has sold so well over its launch weekend that it’s currently Steam’s most popular game

Black Ops 6 can take considerable time because of the extensive amount of content it offers, including the highly sought-after Dark Ops challenges that have become a staple of the Black Ops series and are regarded as a significant milestone in-game completion for those who achieve success.

Black Ops 6, a new installment of the military FPS series from Treyarch and Raven that is said to feature a cinematic "spy action thriller" campaign and best-in-class multiplayer experience, will boost the amount of Game Pass subscribers anywhere from 2.