"Star Wars: Frontline 2" is currently experiencing a rare recovery in popularity in the gaming industry today.Earlier this month, the average number of players in this game on the Steam platform was about 1,000, but the number of players increased significantly due to the national boom of "Star Wars Day" on May 4 and the launch of "Ando" Season 2.

A few days later, the number of players jumped again and has continued to grow since then.In fact, a reliable insider of the Frontline series recently revealed that the game currently has an average daily number of players on the entire platform of about 80,000 to 90,000, and this number may rise further with the arrival of the weekend.

Now the popularity of "Front Line 2" has officially broken its historical peak number of players on the Steam platform - the record is 10,489 people set more than four years ago.As of press time, the historical peak number of Star Wars: Frontline 2 has risen to 11,484, and this number is likely to continue to climb as the weekend approaches.

Of course, this number is not much compared to other popular games that run long-term, but considering that EA has hardly updated the game in the past five years, this performance is already quite impressive.Although we do not have official statistics from other platforms, it is very likely that the number of players on other platforms is also on an upward trend.