5.5 million copies on PS4 and 2.5 million on PC, such is the distribution of sales of a game which quickly managed to be adopted by the public and which we were surprised to see come back recently under manga form. In its press release, Quantic Dream indicates that this figure corresponds to the sales of the game to consumers and that it therefore does not take into account the copies obtained by the various services and subscriptions. More generally, Quantic Dream is pleased to have seen its PC game sales (Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls and Detroit: Become Human) soar compared to 2021.
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“The continued success of Detroit: Become Human, but also of Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls, is to be credited to the quality of these titles, their appeal on PC, as well as conscientious and long-term work our editorial teams. We are delighted to introduce our works to an ever larger and younger audience, and on all continents. At the end of 2022, we are also seeing a record level of Wishlist for these three titles, which gives us a glimpse of an equally exceptional year 2023.“, comments Guillaume de Fondaumière, the Deputy Managing Director.
Capitalizing on the sales of games released between 2010 and 2018 is the best Quantic Dream can do at the moment, as its Star Wars Eclipse and its two other in-house productions are still far from the end of their development. Never mind, by joining NetEase Games, David Cage’s studio has probably removed any financial worries for a while. In 2023, the studio will still be able to occupy the field with its publishing activity, Quantic Dream accompanying Parallel Studio on Under The Waves and Red Thread Games on Dustborn, without straying too far from its comfort zone since these titles are also games. narrative adventures.
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