Read about Plain Sight on Gamespot.  Went to Steam to purchase.  Did the tutorial.  Then clicked on “join game”.  As far as I can see there is not a single player online?

Is this common.  As a multi-player game, kind of feels like I might have wasted my $10 if there are zero players.

I have version 1.0.1.6 that came from Steam.  The scroll on the bottom of the game says 1.0.1.5 is a new update - I assume this is out of date?  Another indication of a non-active game platform?

I’m based in the U.S. like many Steam players.  There wasn’t a U.S. flag available at startup so I selected U.K.

Am I missing something?  Are people playing this game and I can’t see them for some reason?

Help!
-Paul

Also, I clicked on “leaderboards” to see if there were a high number of registered players and it just says “looking for entries…” am I having some connection issue perhaps?

I was able to create a game - but no one came in after 10 minutes so I gave up.

I can see the list of games but they all have 0 players in them…

If you can see a load of empty servers you are not having any connection problems. There aren’t a lot of people playing plain sight at the moment. We expect more people will play in the near future (we’re working on a big patch to try and draw people back).

Today I decided to get inside the game, enter a random server and just stay there all day hoping someone would come.
Then I opened the Steam overlay, opened the web browser and intended to post about that.

The computer froze.
Now I just don’t feel like it.

We need to drag everyone out of their caves when the patch is released :D

Yeah… Playing a good multiplayer game isn’t much fun without the players, heh.

It somewhat needs something to progress in. Something like a ranking or anything. It somehow makes games more addicting if you can achieve something. Something everyone can see ingame, too.

we’re working on that right now - expect to see a bit update soon

Wooh! *excited*

How will one bit change anything? More importantly, how hard can it be to make an update of one bit?