By late August, it was becoming increasingly evident that the title’s sales were not meeting the expectations set by Ubisoft, casting a shadow over its early success. Recently, Ubisoft officially disclosed the information, revealing that the game’s initial sales had underperformed expectations, with specific numbers not being publicly released, but details seem to be emerging in this regard.
According to a recent report by Insider Gaming, the company has successfully promoted just over 1 million items globally across all platforms since its inception. Despite the significant scale of the discharge and Ubisoft’s lofty expectations, the outcome falls short of truly impressive figures. Prior reviews noted that the sport had sold around 800,000 copies by late August, suggesting that its sales momentum may not have been sustained over time.
Ubisoft is banking on a lucrative holiday season push for revenue, with the company pledging a slew of forthcoming updates, alongside the debut of the game’s inaugural expansion on November 21. Additionally, it will simultaneously launch on Steam.
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