It doesn’t feel like a year has passed since the game like a soul Leenze’s Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is released. Even though the game experienced a somewhat unsatisfactory launch, quite a few players were satisfied with the variety of things offered in the game.
Now, at the moment of the game’s one year anniversary, 505 Games as the publisher revealed that Wuchang: Fallen Feathers has been played by more than 5 million players since its launch.
Thank you to everyone who has played, supported, shared and believed in Wuchang: Fallen feathers. Achieving this point can only happen thanks to such an extraordinary community.
—505 Games
For information, Wuchang: Fallen Feathers some time ago was also reported to have recorded sales of one million units and earned revenues of 30 million euros or around 611 billion rupiah. So most of the players are expected to come from Game Pass, and more recently via PS Plus.
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers was purchased by Digital Bros
It should be noted of course that the main team working on Wuchang: Fallen Feathers itself has been disbanded, and the IP franchise itself has been purchased by Digital Bros as the parent company of 505 Games.
The reason for the disbandment was triggered by the departure of Xia Siyuan as the game director and producer, specifically because of disagreements with senior officials at Lenzee regarding the direction and future of the game studio.
This acquisition of course means that Digital Bros has full rights to develop sequels and various other projects for its franchise, and no longer provides royalties to Lenzee.
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