lies of p 4 million copies sold

Publisher NEOWIZ and Developer ROUND8 Studio announced that the Lies of P franchise has sold 4 million copies. The sales include the base Lies of P game and its DLC expansion, Lies of P: Overture.

“Reaching this milestone is an incredibly meaningful moment for the Lies of P team,” said NEOWIZ Representative. “The enthusiasm and passion the global community has shown for this title continues to inspire us, and we’re grateful to see players around the world discover and embrace our dark, reimagined take on Pinocchio’s story.”

Lies of P was released in September 2023 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam. It’s a single-player action RPG in the Souls-like genre, set in the late 19th-century Belle Époque era. A unique world adapted from the classic Italian tale ‘Pinocchio,’ the title features realistic graphical depictions of highly detailed characters and backgrounds, as well as excellent action gameplay.

A Nintendo Switch 2 release for Lies of P has not been revealed yet by NEOWIZ or ROUND8.

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