According to Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot in an interview posted on the company's official website, the total number of players on all platforms of the free-to-play multiplayer online first-person shooter Unruly Alliance has surpassed 11 million since its release a little over a month ago. Previous reports claimed that the game had attracted more than 8 million players within its first week of release.
When asked about Ubisoft's ambitions in the online gaming space, Guillemot said: "We need to continue to listen closely to our players and try to make informed decisions, because if you succeed on GaaS (real-time service games), you can be successful in the long run." Let's take a look at Unruly League, we still have a lot of work to do, but it attracted 11 million players in a short period of time, and the game's production team has done a lot of work to ensure that Season 1 brings more content to players, and I believe that the number of players will grow. The key is to make the right choices and stick to them. ”
When asked about what to expect from Unbound Alliance in the future, Guillemot said the game "still has a long way to go" and that the production team intends to continue working with the player community to further improve the user experience. "Well, in addition to constantly updating, offering different experiences, and optimizing gameplay, I want it to be a serious esports sport," he said. But in reality for this type of game, its future is limitless. We've got a really great team that listens and communicates with the players, and that's crucial. We're off to a good start, but there's still a long way to go. I'm excited about the challenges we're up to. ”