Π Saber Interactive co-founder Matthew Karch spoke to VentureBeat about the success of World War Z, a cooperative zombie shooter that recently hit store shelves. In just a week since the release, over a million copies of the project have been sold. Recently, the maximum online was 70 thousand users, which is pretty good.
Matthew Kerch was surprised to note that the game was actively bought on the Epic Games Store outside the United States - only a quarter of all sales come from users of this state. According to the founder, the reduced price of the product played a big role. Publisher Focus Home Interactive decided to reduce it thanks to the 12% commission that Epic Games takes.
On your Epic Games twitter Saber Interactive with 250 thousand copies of World War Z sold in the Epic Games Store. The authors themselves did not publish data on the number of copies sold on each of the platforms.
We remind you: the project was released on April 16 on PC, PS4 and Xbox One. Its main feature was the crowd of zombies, acting as a single organism. For example, they can build "living towers" to get to the right point of the building.
Source: 3dnews.ru