Realistic new FPS game sells 400000 copies in two days as player reviews suddenly improve

Gray Zone Warfare, a new realistic FPS game, has quickly gained traction despite initial negative reviews due to performance issues. In just two days, it sold over 400,000 copies and saw its Steam user rating improve from 38% to 63%. The game offers a mix of PvP and PvE on a large map, featuring a detailed health system and realistic weapon modeling.

Despite early technical problems, Gray Zone Warfare's sales and player engagement are on the rise, currently ranking second on the global sales chart. The game provides an alternative to popular titles like Escape From Tarkov, and with ongoing updates, it could become a preferred choice for fans of military simulation-style FPS games.