Demon Slayer: CyberConnect2’s game surpassed one million copies sold in 1 week
Available since October 15 all over the world, Demon Slayer Kimetsu no Yaiba: The Hinokami Chronicles has been met with mixed reviews by the specialized press, which accuses the game of too little content for a title of this caliber. But that did not stop the public from responding, and en masse, since the newly unveiled sales figures reveal more than a million copies sold across the globe. Proof that the license is powerful enough for the general public to rush into the game, in a hurry to be able to embody the most popular fighters of the moment. The publisher Aniplex and the CyberConnect2 studio have also specified that the roster will be enriched in the coming weeks, with the introduction of new demons to embody. Come on, we’re giving you some gameplay back so you can see what it looks like if you missed it.
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