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Granblue Fantasy: Relink celebrates over one million copies sold

The sky's the limit

RPGs are having an amazing year in terms of sales, with Persona 3 Reload and raking in the dough. Now, another reaches one million copies sold: Cygamesā€™ Granblue Fantasy: Relink.

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The gameā€™s team celebrated the one million copies on with a sweet-looking drawing and thanked those who played. They also promise to provide more updates for the Granblue Fantasy: Relink, which includes .

On a Hot Streak

Granblue Fantasy: Relink was released in the midst of some heavy-hitting games like Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, and Persona 3 Reload. Still, it held its ground and surprisšŸ¤”ed quite a lot of people with its engaging gameplay and intriguing story. A demo for tš’ƒhe game dropped in early January, which gave the game some attention.Ā 

It also helps that Granblue Fantasy: Relink includes multiplayer, making it a bit more sociable than your average RPG. Surprisingly, or maybe not due to its multiplayer leanings, the shows the game outdoing Persona 3 Reload and Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth in player count on that platform. For a series thatā€™s only a decade ā™šold and started as a Japan-exclusive mobile game, itā€™s doing incredible.

Iā€™ll be honest: I havenā€™t had the chance to hop onto the Granblue Fantasy: Relink train. I do plan to play the demo, since RPGs are some of my favorite games. I mean, its combat looks like Tales of Arise, and I know Tales of Arise. Itā€™s right up my alley. We did have the amazing Steven Mills on the case, who gave the game an 8 out of 10. Seems like it’s a good time to get on the Granblue train.


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