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Naraka: Bladepoint just added a new Bloodsport mode – a 16-player 1v1 tournament.Naraka: Bladepoint developer 24 Entertainment has added a brand-new mode to the popular battle royale game – allowing 16 players to compete head-to-head in Bloodsport.“16 players must face off against each other in locations across Morus Isle,” reads the official patch notes. “Engage in 1v1 battles to rise up the ranks until a champion emerges!”Additional notes for the new Bloodsport mode reveal the following details:Additionally, the rules of Bloodsport state that skills are permitted but ultimates cannot be used throughout the tournament.

Naraka: Bladepoint is having issues with cheaters, and developer 24 Entertainment is taking steps to address this.In its first FAQ to the community (which aims to be a weekly occurrence to “to create a more open line of communication between” the developer and the player base), the developer announced that so far, over 1,300 players have received bans for “unfair play”, reiterating that it operates a “zero-tolerance policy” on the matter.Naraka: Bladepoint already launched with an anti-cheat program, which should prevent most hacks.

Naraka: Bladepoint, the battle royale from 24 Entertainment, has hit an impressive milestone – 100,000 simultaneous players on Steam.Despite the game officially launching just last week, Naraka: Bladepoint, the 60-player battle royale, has hit 104,607 simultaneous players, according to SteamDB.That’s an impressive number for a premium release – beating many free to play games.With over 160,000 gamers playing the demo at the Steam Next festival recently, it looks as though Naraka Bladepoint is going in the right direction.Not to mention, it’s also made its way into Steam’s Top 10 just a week after release.Naraka: Bladepoint is currently exclusive to PC but will be coming to consoles soon – the first of which is said to be the PS5.But despite

Naraka: Bladepoint feels too good to be true, then there’s a good reason for that.As reported in PC Gamer, players are complaining that they are just playing against bots, although it’s unclear to what extent.

Naraka: Bladepoint launched yesterday (August 12) and is already proving to be a hit on Steam.Developed by Chinese studio 24 Entertainment with inspiration from Eastern and Buddhist culture, Naraka: Bladepoint had already been popular during a number of free betas this year.Unlike most battle royale titles, which are usually free-to-play, it has been released as a premium game with the base version costing £17.99 / US$19.99 and as much as £45.99 / US$49.99 for the Ultimate Edition, although microtransactions are still a feature in the game.Nonetheless, it appears players are willing to buy into the experience.