The modern survival horror game Crow Country reached an impressive milestone recently as it surpassed over 100,000 copies sold, according to the developer. Most of the sales appear to have been from Steam, with the rest of the sales numbers for Crow Country coming from the PS5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, and the recently released PS4 version.
An homage to classic survival horror and heavily influenced by the likes of Silent Hill and the original Resident Evil titles, Crow Country centers around a federal agent investigating a mystery surrounding an abandoned amusement park. Players will encounter a series of haunting enemies along the way as they navigate the fixed-camera environments, scavenge for resources, and solve puzzles in a similar vein to the games that inspired it.
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Not only did Crow Country enjoy overwhelming praise from fans and critics alike, it also managed to break 100,000 copies sold, according to the developer, SFB Games, a small indie studio also known for their work on the Nintendo Switch exclusive Snipperclips. Now that the game is available across all...
