The latest entry in the Endless series, 'ENDLESS™ Legend 2', hit Steam on the 22nd. It has already surged to 5th place on the global top-selling chart, currently boasting a 'Very Positive' user rating.

Amplitude Studios' Endless series shares a universe centered around 'Dust', the remnants of an ancient civilization. While the original Endless Legend took place on the winter-stricken planet Auriga, the sequel shifts the setting to the tempestuous oceanic world of 'Syada', where players lead unique factions to victory through various tactical avenues.

Syada is defined by cataclysmic storms and shifting tides that reveal previously submerged land. These changes open up new paths to resources and anomalies, but they also expose players to enemy incursions, demanding a higher level of strategic foresight. In its current early access state, the game features five factions, including the corpse-consuming Necrophages, the Coral Hivemind, and the Tahuk.

Early player reception for ENDLESS™ Legend 2 sits at 'Very Positive' (91% positive from 159 reviews). Fans are praising the game for retaining the charm of its predecessor while sharpening combat systems like unit micro-management and hero stats. The dynamic terrain mechanics, such as the storms and tides, have also been lauded for boosting immersion. However, some players have pointed out a lackluster tutorial and clunky UI, suggesting there is still work to be done before the full release.

Elsewhere on the charts, 'Silent Hill f' climbed to 2nd place as deluxe edition owners began their early access. Embark Studios' 'ARC Raiders' also made a splash, entering the top ranks after announcing a server test scheduled for October 17th to 19th ahead of its October 30th launch.

In the daily peak Concurrent Players top 20, Hollow Knight: Silksong slipped to 5th place as its numbers dropped below the 200,000 mark to 197,329. Dying Light: The Beast saw a steeper decline, recording 87,758 players—a drop of over 30,000 from the previous day—likely influenced by community feedback regarding a perceived lack of content.