VR MMO Zenith: The Last City is Steam's top selling game a day after launch
What you need to know
- Zenith: The Last City is an MMORPG that can only be played in virtual reality on PlayStation VR, Quest, and Windows PC.
- The game released on Thursday and has reached first of Steam's top selling chart after one day, despite server issues on launch.
- It is also the top selling game on the Quest Store with preorders on that version noted as surpassing expectations "significantly."
Zenith: The Last City, a massively multiplayer online role-playing game that is only playable through virtual reality headsets, is currently the top selling game on Steam one day after launch. This is despite the game's server issues at launch and the Steam's Lunar New Year sale that began at the same time on Thursday.
The VR-only MMORPG is first on the Steam top sellers chart and ranks above games such as preorders for the upcoming Dying Light 2 and Elden Ring alongside the recently released God of War and Monster Hunter Rise. It is also within the top 10 games on Steam's global top selling chart ranking below those games and titles like Cyberpunk 2077 and It Takes Two that are heavily discounted from the current sale.
Zenith is also the top selling game on the Quest Store and dethrones Beat Saber, one of the best Quest 2 games that will be getting a new block type soon. According to one source, preorders for the Quest version had surpassed expectations "significantly."
Zenith: The Last City is currently in early access and available for PlayStation VR, Quest 2, other Quest headsets, and Windows PC. Android Central editor Nick Sutrich was thoroughly impressed with his time with the game, praising the mix of colorful worlds, freedom of movement, and no monthly subscription cost.
Big and immersive
Zenith: The Last City is the first massively multiplayer online game that can be played enirely in virtual reality, whether completing quests solo or raiding with other players.
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Thomas Meyer fell in love with video games starting in the mid '90s with a NES, Super Mario Bros., Duck Hunt, and Jack Nicklaus' Greatest 18 Holes of Major Championship Golf. He hasn't stopped and is not planning to anytime soon. Freelance for Android Central and Windows Central.