Skullgirls Dead: A Reality or Speculation?
Skullgirls, a game out for quite some time, has sparked speculation about its longevity. Despite several changes and challenges, the game has managed to maintain a decent player base and regular tournament presence. The game’s health is under examination, and its current state remains strong.
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Skullgirls: History and Current State
The original Skullgirls was released in 2012 and faced numerous obstacles, including legal issues, changes in developers, finding new publishers, and crowdfunding for continued content. However, the game managed to stay alive and maintain a regular release schedule of new content, showing significant resilience and support.
Player Numbers and Tournaments
The player numbers, particularly on Steam, have fluctuated but remained relatively steady. The game’s popularity has been supported by regular DLC releases. Additionally, Skullgirls has maintained a presence in esports events, albeit not on the same level as larger titles like Street Fighter.
Skullgirls Mobile and Future Prospects
Skullgirls’ mobile version, which is free to play, has also contributed to the game’s player base. Considering its console and mobile players, Skullgirls continues to have a decent following, despite a smaller player base than before.
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Conclusion
While Skullgirls’ player base may not be as large as before, the game still receives consistent support and has a presence in the gaming community. Despite some stagnation, it has managed to have a longer and more impactful life than most other smaller fighting games.
