“Ten million new players in our first month in open beta is an incredible milestone, and our entire development team has worked tirelessly to build on that early success. “Everyone here at Daybreak Games is thrilled with the overwhelmingly positive response to H1Z1’s debut on PS,' notes the game's producer Terrence Yee. Initially launching its beta during May, the game saw immediate success and was downloaded over 1,5000,000 times by players keen to get their Battle Royale fix.īy the end of June, the game attracted a massive 10,000,000 players, more than doubling player size since from the 4,500,000 had logged by the end of May. The game - which has enjoyed an extended period of open beta - is now available for all to play and download from the PlayStation Store. H1Z1 is now officially live for all players on PS4. It makes sense that this program, or some version of it, would begin with a Sony-owned game that the company has control of.H1Z1 PS4 free-to-play game now LIVE: How to download PlayStation's NEWEST Battle Royale (Image: DAYBREAK) Last month, Sony said it was looking into allowing developers to release in-progress versions of their games. H1Z1 on PS4 will go up against the console version of DayZ, which creator Dean Hall announced last week during Sony's Gamescom briefing.Īlso during SOE Live, the company announced that PlanetSide 2 will be available on PS4 later this year as an 'early access' game, meaning an unfinished version of the final product. It launches for PC through Steam Early Access later this year, though a specific release date for that version has not been announced.

Inspired by DayZ and The Walking Dead, H1Z1 was announced earlier this year. SOE also developed DC Universe Online, which is currently available on PS4. After a delay, the game is now expected to launch on the platform later this year (more on that later).

H1Z1 is not the only free-to-play game from SOE headed to PS4, as Sony announced last year that PlanetSide 2 is coming to the console. SOE did not announce a release date for the PS4 version of H1Z1. This isn't too much of a surprise, as SOE president John Smedley teased back in May that a PS4 version could happen. Sony Online Entertainment's zombie game H1Z1 is coming to PlayStation 4, the developer confirmed during its recently concluded SOE Live 2014 event.

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