Atlus is clearly on to a winner with Metaphor: ReFantazio, as the game is now the developer's fastest selling game ever.

Metaphor: ReFantazio is the first original game from Atlus' new Studio Zero, but it fails to bring much that sets it apart from the Persona franchise.

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 In a (machine-translated) post on its own site,

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.