Realm of Ink Hits 7,000 Concurrent Players on Full Release
The game's sustained growth from early access to full release, combined with strong sales and positive reception, marks a successful debut for Leap Studio and validates the ink-wash art style in the roguelite genre.
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Leap Studio's ink-wash roguelite Realm of Ink, published by 4Divinity, launched on May 27 across PC and consoles. The game peaked at about 7,000 concurrent Steam players, surpassing its early access numbers, and holds a 91% positive review rate. It has sold 200,000 copies as the studio's debut title.
Realm of Ink, the debut title from Chinese indie developer Leap Studio, has seen its player count climb since leaving early access. Published by 4Divinity, the game launched on May 27 on PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG.com, as well as on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch. On Steam, concurrent players reached about 7,000, beating the early access launch peak. The game has sold 200,000 copies and maintains a 91% positive user rating from roughly 3,900 reviews. A collaboration with BlazBlue Entropy Effect added a new Phantom Form at launch.
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