Devil May Cry 5 has sold two million copies worldwide in less than a month

At GDC 2019, Capcom revealed that Devil May Cry 5 has sold more than two million copies worldwide on all platforms. Devil May Cry 5 was released on March 8th, meaning that it took Capcom less than a month in order to hit the two million milestone.

According to Steam’s charts, Devil May Cry 5 was the second biggest release for Capcom on Steam, falling behind the huge and successful PC release of Monster Hunter World. Surprisingly enough, Devil May Cry 5 has surpassed Resident Evil 2 Remake.

Unfortunately, Capcom has not revealed any sales per platform so we don’t know the exact copies that the game’s PC version sold. Still, Capcom already considers the PC a very important platform.

Last month, Capcom’s COO, Haruhiro Tsujimoto stated that the sales ratio of the PC versions in its main titles has been steadily improving, and that the company will strive to further expand its PC sales.

It’s also worth noting that Devil May Cry 5 runs like charm on the PC. You can find our PC Performance Analysis here and you can read Nick’s review here.

7 thoughts on “Devil May Cry 5 has sold two million copies worldwide in less than a month”

  1. DMCV on PC is so well done. The RE Engine was a great choice for this game and I completely agree that it runs like a dream, just as RE2R does. Capcom has been on a streak lately with me and their PC ports so if they want to improve, all the better for us.

  2. Funny it’s not Epic Store Exclusive, why the hell other moronic devs/publishers can’t see this?

  3. Would you look at that, Capcom actually shows numbers, instead of saying: Devil May Cry sold 2.5x times better than Devil May Cry 4, 11 years apart.

    Well at least we know Japan will not leave Steam for Epic, CDPR either.

    Now we just wait for the Persona 5 Steam announcement!

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