Metaphor: ReFantazio releases today, but you probably already know that. In fact, there's a decent chance you already own it. Atlus is bragging that the game—its tale of high-fantasy racism fought by fake David Bowie—has already sold a million copies across all platforms

Metaphor: ReFantazio has sold over one million copies as of its official release date, becoming the fastest-selling Atlus game of all time.

Update: Developer Atlus' first original game since 2011's Catherine has been outperforming its biggest, longest-running franchises. After only one day on store shelves, Metaphor ReFantazio has already crushed two massive milestones for what's arguably the best JRPG studio in the world right now.

Metaphor: ReFantazio has sold over 1 million copies, making it Atlus' fastest-selling game ever. The game also has the highest peak concurrent player account on Steam out of Atlus' games. Metaphor: ReFantazio is critically acclaimed,

ReFantazio, a new game from the team behind the Persona series. After receiving rave reviews, fans of ATLUS flocked to the new RPG. Publisher SEGA has announced that Metaphor: ReFantazio has sold one million units on its first day of release.

Metaphor: ReFantazio seems to be off to a great start with developer Atlus announcing that the game broke the milestone of one million sold copies on its worldwide launch day. Both physical and digital sales across all platforms are included in this total,