Escape From Tarkov surpasses Fortnite and Warzone 2.0

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Within hours of the debut of a full-bodied update to Escape From Tarkov accompanied by the usual wipe, which goes to reset the inventory and progress of all players, Battlestate Games' shooter has climbed the most-watched charts on Twitch.

As we are writing this news, in fact, Escape From Tarkov occupies the first position of the categories with the most viewers on the purple platform, with a clear break from the second place, where we find the popular category titled 'Just chatting'.

Big numbers, big games

Below is the list of the ten most viewed games on Twitch:

• Escape From Tarkov - 431,472 viewers

• Just Chatting - 304,274 viewers

• League of Legends - 154,786 viewers

• Grand Theft Auto V - 85,917 viewers

• VALORANT - 74,093 viewers

• Inscryption - 63,273 viewers

• Apex Legends - 61,582 viewers

• World of Warcraft - 50,560 viewers

• Overwatch 2 - 47,594 viewers

• Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 - 46,870 viewers

Such a high number of connected users is not only due to the interest in streamers playing the new content but also mainly due to the return of Escape From Tarkov's Twitch Drops, thanks to which players can get valuable in-game rewards by watching the live streams.

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While waiting to find out whether the game will continue to do so well on Twitch, we remind you that Escape From Tarkov's late 2022 patch 0.13.0.0 arrived a few days ago!

Are you getting those Twitch Drops? Let us know in the comments!