Satisfactory, the new game from the creators of Goat Simulator, bought up to 9 people on Epic Store

Judging by the name of the game, we think that life can sometimes be quite ironic.

Do not forget the bullshit laugh named Goat Simulator. Its creators, Coffee Stain, have recently launched a new Satisfactory game – a first-person simulation game, focused on exploring the open world – and, according to their reports on Twitter, is selling terribly badly. Currently, 9 people have bought it. Currently, because more players have bought the game as a whole, but those who did not return after the end of the game …

Ah, thank you David for your reaction.

It's also amazing that creators do not know yet when they will launch the game on Steam. Specifically, they said that they had not thought about the future. This is how developers can get corrupted by Epic rather than give the game to an incomparably larger audience on Steam and they are happy to play the game. Of course, the release of the game on Steam does not mean big gains, but we can assume that the number would be higher than …

Still a good job David! Thank you!

According to the information available on steamdb, Goat Simulator bought between 2,000,000 and 5,000,000 players. Hand in hand, let Epic pay for their exclusivity Surely surely, the current situation certainly can not enjoy it.

An update on the number of satisfactory copies sold.

We went down to 9. Some people were reimbursed.

I hope your day will be better than ours. It should not be so difficult. pic.twitter.com/1v1TFemmvb

– Satisfactory (@SatisfactoryAF) April 24, 2019

we do not know, we have not planned that to come.

– Satisfactory (@SatisfactoryAF) April 25, 2019

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I entered the world of video games 18 years ago using the Vietnamese version of the NES console. During this long time, many of my genres were used in my game, but I really enjoyed some, JRPG (of course, classic RPG, not included), action adventure and classic adventure point and click. In addition to playing games and writing about them, I also compose symphonic music and play guitar. I consider Deus Ex, Resident Evil 2 and Final Fantasy VIII as the best games of all time.

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