Phantom Blade Zero Sells Over 4 Million Copies in Three Days

S-Game's debut, Phantom Blade Zero, has sold more than four million copies in its first three days on sale, according to the studio. The milestone was shared on the game's official X account alongside a celebratory message. The post did not break the sales down by platform, so it is unclear how many of those copies went through Steam and how many were sold on consoles.

The headline claim is that the game is Steam's biggest launch of the year so far. That ranking is a notable one, since it puts a first-time developer's action title ahead of the other big releases on the storefront this year. The studio's announcement does not include the comparison data behind it, though, so the ranking has not been independently verified.

Even taken at face value, four million units in 72 hours is a strong opening for a studio shipping its first game. It puts S-Game on the radar of players and publishers who may have overlooked it, and it sets expectations for what comes next, including whether sales hold up over the coming weeks and how the team supports the game after launch.