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The FPS online game "MATR1X FIRE" attracted over 70,000 users in the global beta test for three days, with a daily active user (DAU) reaching 30,000

The FPS online game "MATR1X FIRE" attracted over 70,000 users in the global beta test for three days, with a daily active user (DAU) reaching 30,000

2024/02/01 14:07

On February 1st, according to official sources, the global beta test of the FPS online game "MATR1X FIRE" officially started on January 29th. In just three days, it has attracted over 70,000 FPS players worldwide, with a daily active user (DAU) count approaching 30,000 and an average online duration of 57 minutes. According to official data, on the first day of the beta test, there were 4,155 new users; on the second day, this number increased dramatically to 14,878 new users; and on the third day, it welcomed 21,849 new players. As of February 1st when this was written/reporting deadline reached a total of 35,453 new users in four days with a cumulative total exceeding 70k users and DAU reaching up to thirty thousand. It is reported that in order to encourage more players to actively participate in testing and create a better gaming experience MATR1X officials have launched the Global Vanguard Trials event during the testing period which will distribute half a million MAX tokens through an airdrop based on player's gameplay behavior data during testing. Players who want to participate in testing can search for "MATR1X FIRE" in Google Play Store for download.

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