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News video games 15 November 2022, 13:07

author: Jakub Tarchala

Elden Ring Sales Remain High; It's FromSoftware's Biggest Hit

Bandai Namco's latest financial report dispels all doubts - Elden Ring is not only a strong candidate for game of the year, but also FromSoftware's biggest sales hit.

In August Elden Ring boasted sales of 16.6 million copies. Today - less than three months after that announcement - FromSoftware once again has reasons to rejoice. The latest financial report confirms the company's excellent condition, and at the same time it confirms the thesis that demand for difficult games is not decreasing.

Studio's biggest hit

Details can be found in the latest financial report from publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment. According to it Elden Ring has reached 17.5 million copies sold worldwide. This is the result achieved as of September 30, 2022, so it is not impossible that before Christmas the game will hit 20 million units sold.

What's more, Elden Ring is currently FromSoftware's best-selling game. Dark Souls 3 has sold 10 million copies within four years of its release (until 2020). Bloodborne achieved a result of 3.1 million copies over the first five years. Unfortunately, the company was not tempted to reveal more up-to-date stats.

Elden Ring with nomination for game of the year

The Game Awards 2022 gala will take place on the night of December 8-9. As every year, the judges will decide on the awards in as many as 32 categories. The biggest trophy is, of course, the title of "Game of the Year 2022," which will be competed for by, among others, Elden Ring. Other nominated titles are God of War: Ragnarok, Stray or A Plague Tale: Requiem.

Jakub Tarchala

Jakub Tarchala

He started by producing content on YouTube in 2020, but eventually found out writing was his real jam. He set up a modest blog where he published video game reviews, and two years later combined his work with his hobby and started writing for Gamepressure. He loves Terry Pratchett's offbeat sense of humor and the philosophical mysteries of the universe embedded in Stanislaw Lem's novels. He enjoys watching comedies and horror movies. He has a profound affection for the Stalker universe (electronic, written, and pasted). In his spare time he plays guitar and collects Marvel cards.

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