Blue Protocol: Star Resonance plagued by server issues on launch day

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Today, the new online multiplayer game, Blue Protocol: Star Resonance, launched. As of right now, SteamDB shows almost 100,000 people are already playing on Steam. However, like with most new game releases, there are some problems. Some players are getting an error message (-1000) and can’t log in, while others are experiencing different issues with Blue Protocol: Star Resonance.

EU and US players are frustrated over Blue Protocol Star Resonance server issues

Players are reporting significant issues with *Blue Protocol: Star Resonance*, with many saying the game is currently unplayable. A major cause seems to be limited server availability. While the developers have stated the game will be available in most of North and South America, and Europe, with plans for a separate release in Southeast Asia, they haven’t provided a complete list of supported countries. Despite promises of a full list, it hasn’t been released yet, leaving players uncertain if they can access the game from their region.

Some players are having trouble connecting to the game, and while a VPN has been suggested as a fix, it isn’t ideal. Many believe the game only uses one server, or at least one per region, as there’s no way to manually select a server within the game. This is causing issues for players connecting from far away – those in different countries or continents are experiencing lag or can’t connect at all. Discussions on Steam indicate there might not be a server located in Europe, which could explain why many European players are having trouble.

It’s likely the game has become more popular than the developers anticipated. This often happens with new game releases – they plan for a certain number of players, but sometimes many more people want to play right away. If the game servers are full, the team can usually increase their capacity within a day or two.

The launch of *Blue Protocol: Star Resonance* today has been met with a lot of frustration and uncertainty. Current Steam reviews are overwhelmingly negative, with only 37% being positive. Information about the game’s servers is unclear, and there’s a lot of misinformation circulating, so it’s best to be cautious about what you read. If you’re one of the thousands of players trying the game right now, hopefully you’re having a smoother experience than others seem to be.

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2025-10-10 03:02