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SULFUR Leaves Steam Early Access With More Than 500,000 Copies Sold
Perfect Random has released the roguelike FPS SULFUR in full, ending its Steam Early Access run and launching console versions the same day. The game entered Early Access in October 2024 and has sold over 500,000 copies.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Why it matters
Half a million copies sold before 1.0 gives Perfect Random a paying audience to build on, and the studio is already promising free updates, weighing DLC and planning multiplayer.
Key Facts
- Perfect Random released SULFUR in full and ended its Steam Early Access run.
- SULFUR has sold over 500,000 copies since entering Steam Early Access in October 2024.
- The full release adds a completed enchantment system, enemy knockback, balance adjustments and performance improvements.
- SULFUR is available on PC via Steam, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2.
- A PS4 and PS5 release is planned but had not launched as of the article.
The full release adds a completed enchantment system, enemy knockback, balance adjustments and performance improvements, plus more than 60 firearms, hundreds of items, bosses, quests, cooking and weapon modification.
The console versions ship alongside the PC release, with the game available on Steam, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. A PS4 and PS5 release is planned but had not happened as of the article.
Players control a priest whose church was burned by a witch, reviving at a grave after each death and descending into dungeons that change shape every run. Guns combine with enchantments and attachments, and melee weapons, cooking and loot collecting sit alongside the shooting. Encounters with strange beings and the choices made in them shape how a run unfolds.
Free updates with new firearms, additional content and improvements will continue. Multiplayer is planned for the future.
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