The Mighty Quest For Epic Loot reaches 1.5 million registrations

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London, UK – March 14, 2014 – Today, Ubisoft® announced that only two weeks after launching in open beta, The Mighty Quest for Epic Loot has more than 1.5 million registrations in over 240 countries and territories worldwide.

Thus far, players have plundered more than 29 billion pieces of gold in 790 000 player-created castles during the 28 million hours they've put into the game. Fans have also taken to Twitch, streaming more than 3,360 hours, which equates to 14 days of non-stop looting!

The game's most popular character during closed beta, The Knight, remains the favoured looter of Opulencians. Indeed, his legendary charm and well-rounded manners are still the best attributes when defeating neighbours' castles. In the arena, the man is an absolutely unstoppable wall of punishment.

Developed by Ubisoft Montreal, The Mighty Quest for Epic Loot players enter the medieval fantasy world of Opulencia where they fight, hack and slash to loot their neighbours' castles while simultaneously building a strong defense to protect their gold in their own castle.

To get looting, players can sign in with a Uplay account at www.themightyquest.com.

Source: GBAtemp Press Inbox

 

[Taleweaver]

14 days of non-stop looting...I haven't played the game, but from that notion alone, I mentally picture treasure caves having shopping trolleys and automatic sliding doors in them.

 

[Gahars]

That's a loot of players!

...I have no regrets.

 

[Bladexdsl]

this is the most boring game and everyone cheats in it already!!

 

[Deleted User]

Uplay account

Annnnnnnnnddddd game lost all hope of being good.

 

[Satangel]

Annnnnnnnnddddd game lost all hope of being good.

QFT. Fuck uPlay, seriously, I don't play Trials enough just because of that shitty DRM.

 

[Skelletonike]

I actually enjoy the game, it has a pretty nice humour and the game can be fun at times. =3

 

[SnAQ]

That's a loot of players!

...I have no regrets.

That wasn't even slightly funny.

 

[Gahars]

That wasn't even slightly funny.

I think we passed that point a long time ago, if it ever even existed.

 

[Hells Malice]

The game is a pretty interesting concept, but it sort of felt like you'd fairly quickly need to start spending real cash to progress at any sort of reasonable rate. But then, that's why I hate most F2P games.