The Blood of Dawnwalker Sells One Million Copies in Three Days

The Blood of Dawnwalker sold more than one million copies worldwide within three days of release, developer Rebel Wolves announced on September 5.

The studio shared the milestone on Twitter/X, confirming global cumulative sales had crossed the seven-figure mark in the launch window. The game is published by Bandai Namco Entertainment and is available on PC Inven Global.

Rebel Wolves is a studio founded by former Witcher developers, and The Blood of Dawnwalker is its debut title. For a new studio's first game to reach one million sales in its opening week is a strong commercial start, regardless of how the game's long-tail performance unfolds.

Bandai Namco, the publisher handling distribution and marketing, has not yet disclosed platform-by-platform breakdowns or whether the figure includes digital and physical copies combined. The September 5 announcement came three days after the game's release, according to the studio's social media post Eurogamer.

For players, the sales figure is a signal that the game has found a substantial audience quickly. For the industry, it is a data point worth watching: a new studio, backed by an established publisher, clearing one million in three days sets a reference for how original IP performs in a crowded release calendar.

Rebel Wolves has not yet announced sales targets beyond this milestone or commented on plans for post-launch content.