Capcom issued a press statement stating that their recently launched Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak expansion has already sold over 2 million copies worldwide.
The game is now available on Nintendo Switch and PC, and it can be bought as a bundle that includes Monster Hunter Rise and the Sunbreak addition, or as DLC if you already buy the main game on the eShop. However, you cannot access the expansion unless you have hit a specific level in the basic game, and Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak is Master Rank, so the tasks will be difficult.
About The Monster Hunter Sunbreak
“The Monster Hunter series is a collection of hunting action games that match players against massive creatures in a gorgeous natural setting.” Beginning with the first game in 2004, the series pioneered a new genre in which players work together to hunt terrible monsters with their friends, and it has since evolved into a worldwide success, with total sales of the series topping 84 million copies distributed as of July 5, 2022. Notably, Monster Hunter: World, which was released in January 2018, has seen sales increase in the four years after its debut, and currently holds the Capcom all-time record of 21 million copies delivered.
Furthermore, Rise’s March 2021 release has topped 10 million copies delivered worldwide, which was accomplished via a number of tactics such as continual free upgrades, the development of a PC version, and the sale of a set that includes Sunbreak.
Sunbreak is a big Rise premium expansion. Players may enjoy new plot aspects for Rise in addition to new quest tiers, places, monsters, and never-before-seen hunting activities. Capcom published a demo version before to the release, gaining acclaim and attention for the game, resulting in worldwide sales of over 2 million copies.
Going ahead, the firm will continue to use its digital approach, seeking to increase unit sales via continuing promotions, such as the continual release of free extra content and price schemes. Capcom is steadfastly dedicated to exceeding all consumers’ expectations by exploiting its industry-leading game production skills.”
