On September 5, Rebel Wolves shared on Twitter that “Blood of Dawnwalker,” a dark vampire RPG, exceeded one million copies sold merely three days after its launch on September 2. The celebratory post conveyed appreciation to players for their support. Reviewers from PC Gamer, although examining “Star Wars Zero Company” during the same timeframe, lauded “Dawnwalker” for its narrative and combat, awarding it an 83% rating from Australian editor Shaun Prescott, who remarked that the game could have further leveraged its innovative time mechanics.
While some players modified the game to remove time limit features, PC Gamer advocated for time limits, indicating that tension can bolster gaming experiences. Both “Dawnwalker” and “Zero Company” have recorded impressive sales despite challenges in the industry. “Zero Company” enjoys “Very Positive” feedback on Steam, while “Dawnwalker” boasts 8,296 reviews after reaching its million-sales achievement.
Nonetheless, “Zero Company” encounters instability with reports indicating that 80% of Bit Reactor’s workforce has been furloughed, reliant on sales revenue and investment to maintain their positions—an issue that Rebel Wolves has not encountered.
