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Phantom Blade Zero sells more than 4 million copies in its first 72 hours

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Phantom Blade Zero
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What we know

S-Game announced that Phantom Blade Zero has sold more than 4 million copies in its first 72 hours on sale. The studio shared the figure on the game's official X account, without a per-platform breakdown. EG PSQ

The wuxia action RPG launched on October 29, 2026, on PS5 and PC, and reached the milestone by the end of the opening weekend. PSQ GS

GameSpot calculates the pace at about 926 units per minute, or roughly 15.4 per second, over the three days. GS

Eurogamer describes it as Steam's biggest launch of the year so far, and GamesRadar+ reports a peak Steam player count of 820,000. EG GR

Why it matters

IGN's video notes the total is well below the 10 million that Black Myth: Wukong sold in three days, but calls it a strong start for a game that is also resonating with critics. IGN

Key facts

  • DeveloperS-Game
  • Release dateOctober 29, 2026
  • PlatformsPS5, PC
  • SalesMore than 4 million in 72 hours

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  1. Added coverage from IGN. Added GamesRadar+ peak Steam player count and sales-pace figures.

  2. Added coverage from GameSpot.

  3. Added coverage from IGN, Polygon and GamesRadar+. Summary updated.

  4. Story created from Gematsu, Eurogamer, Insider Gaming and Push Square.

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