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In truth, no one knew how many copies a game sold unless the developers or publishers officially announced it. People usually estimated based on the number of reviews.
[Real-time G2B review count exploding lol]
[Is this really going to sell a hundred thousand copies?]
[Buggy AF trash game, but it’s selling well??]
Just from the number of reviews, one could guess that the game was selling pretty well. Still, most figured that around 100,000 units was the limit because a good portion of buyers didn’t bother to leave reviews and simply jumped straight into playing.
A week passed like that. Then came the announcement of the initial sales figures.
[Breaking: Ghostwo Busters sells 300,000 copies]
Everyone became speechless.
— ??
— For real?
— Whoa lol
— Crazy lol
— Future building owner… who is it?
└ lol seriously
└ Han Min-Gu… Pay attention!
└ LMAO
— Insane. Almond hit the jackpot, huh? lol
People attributed Ghostwo Busters’ success to a few reasons. It had a surprisingly reasonable price, provocative noise marketing, and most of all, trust. Most of the reviews echoed the same sentiment.
— Even if there’s an issue, I feel like they’ll patch it quickly lol. The concept is fun too.
└ What do you mean if there’s an issue? There needs to...
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