A Plague Tale: Innocence sales reach over one million copies sold
The swarm of copies sold continues to grow.
What you need to know
- A Plague Tale: Innocence was developed by Asobo Studio and released in 2019.
- It follows Amicia and Hugo, two De Rune children on the run as a plague ravages France in 1349.
- A Plague Tale: Innocence has crossed one million copies sold.
Asobo Studio and Focus Home Interactive released A Plague Tale: Innocence in 2019 to critical praise. Today, Asobo Studio shared the news that A Plague Tale: Innocence has sold over one million copies. You can see a collection of accolades the studio has put together in celebration below.
We're thrilled to announce that A Plague Tale: Innocence has sold over a million copies worldwide!
This wouldn't have been possible without our community and we'd like to thank every one of you for supporting the game and @AsoboStudio ❤️🐀! pic.twitter.com/YQacwAemIoWe're thrilled to announce that A Plague Tale: Innocence has sold over a million copies worldwide!
This wouldn't have been possible without our community and we'd like to thank every one of you for supporting the game and @AsoboStudio ❤️🐀! pic.twitter.com/YQacwAemIo— A Plague Tale (@APlagueTale) July 1, 2020July 1, 2020
A Plague Tale: Innocence is the story of Amicia and Hugo De Rune, two children being chased by the Inquisition in France as a mysterious, horrifying plague rages. Asobo Studio's next game is a collaboration with Xbox, as it is helping to develop Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020.
If you haven't picked it up yet, you can check out our review right here. Writer Brendan Lowry shared that "A Plague Tale: Innocence is a superb stealth adventure with excellent gameplay, gorgeous presentation, and a fantastic story that shows how the worst of what the world can throw at humanity can bring out the worst of it."
Stay in the light
In this dark tale, you'll struggle to keep two children alive as they are chased by the Inquisition and far worse throughout France.
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