Temtem - PC Not-Pokemon Game Found Half a Million Buyers on Steam
Temtem was quite a success. A month after the Early Access launch, it was announced that the game inspired by the Pokemon series has sold over half a million copies.
IN A NUTSHELL:
- Temtem has been bought by half a million during the first month after launch in Early Access on Steam.
- The essence of the game is to explore the Airborne Archipelago and collect the eponymous creatures.
- The full version of the title will be released on the market next year.
Today it's been an even month since the early access launch of Temtem, an MMO inspired by the Pokemon series. As it turns out, the game has achieved considerable commercial success. Through Twitter, the devs of the game reported that it has reached over half a million users worldwide. The popularity of the title is also confirmed by the fact that it landed on Valve's January list of biggest Steam launches.
However, the large number of copies sold is not the only thing that the game can boast at this moment. Temtem has also met with a very warm reception among the community - on Steam 88% of over 16,000 user reviews are positive.
Temtem is a game that can be an alternative to the Pokemon series designed for Nintendo. During the game we play as a trainer of the title creatures, and our goal is to become the best. To this end, we traverse the Airborne Archipelago, catch new specimens for our collection and fight the opponents we meet. The full version of the title is to be released in the second or third quarter of 2021.
