The absurdist comedy life sim is followed by Capcom's Pragmata taking the number 2 spot, and Pearl Abyss' Crimson Desert at number 3.
Back-to-back updates in the same week? You would think it highly unlikely, but the developer has delivered the goods once again.
Kliff's voice actor Alec Newman also spoke about how beautiful Crimson Desert is, and how there were many new experiences for him.
There are also wolf and bear type mounts to register, and a long-awaited fix for a late-game mission featuring some dragon combat.
Special mounts, new unarmed combat skills for Oongka, material extraction, and even a brand new Night Tone Mode have arrived.
The studio has also confirmed that development work on DokeV has been accelerated now that Crimson Desert has been shipped.
Pearl Abyss will "share the details" once "concrete plans are set," but in the meantime, expect even more updates to the title.
Crimsom Desert might not be done with Pywel even after its promised roadmap of updates, and recent discoveries point to potentially more to do in the game's sprawling map.
North America and Europe contributed 81 percent of total revenue from overseas sales, split evenly between consoles and PC.
The update has also brought in a new Special Mounts system, as well as new Night Tone Mode options that change up in-game darkness.
"We are an indie publisher with a triple-A quality game. We can actually have fun and do things," says Pearl Abyss's Will Powers.
The "extraction" feature lets you recover "materials used in equipment refinement," potentially providing an upgrade rollback option.
Marketing and planning expert Will Powers also says the developer is "not onerous" about implementing ideas from players.
Boss rematches, hostile factions retaking previously liberated territories, new Legendary animals to tame, and more await players.
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The Iron Eagle and Hyacinth Macaw have also been added as Legendary animals that the player can tame, alongside other new features.
Pywel's as good as it's ever been, but there's always room for improvement in a title that's as ambitious as Crimson Desert.
Crimson Desert’s launch build drew a mixed response, but several major patches have since turned the tide.
According to a report, the bonus is meant to celebrate Crimson Desert having hit the 5 million copies sold milestone earlier this month.
The quest for the arm wrestling minigame Duo has also changed to require three wins overall rather than earning them in a row.
