It's only been two days since anime raising sim Magical Princess was released on Steam, but the game has already managed to pick up an impressive number of sales for itself, developers MAGI and Neotro have revealed.
Magical Princess follows on from the likes of Long Live the Queen and Volcano Princess, although it's arguably a more wholesome affair than at least the former. Clearly, that's struck a chord with players, as it's racked up 100,000 sales in its first two days.
MAGI and Neotro say that they "never imagined that so many people would be playing [their] game", and that all of the messages they're receiving from players "continue to inspire and motivate [their] team". They're also actively working to fix bugs identified by players.
Clearly, those bugs haven't bothered the player base of Magical Princess too much, because the game is currently sitting at an Overwhelmingly Positive Steam rating across almost two thousand reviews, and that's not an easy rating to get.
If you're wondering what Magical Princess is, it's a raising sim in which you'll guide your daughter Alice "from early childhood all the way to graduation at the magical academy". Raising sims are effectively life sims...
