Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity had a great release for the most part. Although sales of Koei Tecmo’s hack-and-slash series are generally not brilliant, their status as Breath of the Wild prequel undeniably elevated him.
A week after launch, Age Of Calamity had already sold an impressive 3 million units in one week. Described in its latest financial report, Koei Tecmo revealed that it has shipped 3.5 million units worldwide by the end of December.
This makes it the best seller Musou game of all time, but it doesn’t look set to become one of Nintendo’s perennial titles, like Breath of the Wild. It is clear that sales are falling significantly after the initial launch period.
Moving away from Age of Calamity, Koei Tecmo has also confirmed sales figures for additional games. Although none of them came close to their last Musou game, Atelier Ryza 2: Lost legends and the secret fairy reached 220 thousand units in Asia, while Romance of the Three Kingdoms XIV’s the relaunch came in respectable 100 thousand units.
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