The new Square Enix RPG Nier: Automata has reached a new sales milestone. About a month after the game launched on PlayStation 4 and PC .
The Japanese publisher announced today that the Platinum Games-developed game has passed 1 million in combined worldwide shipments and digital sales.
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Nier: Automata is available on PS4 and PC, though Square Enix did not provide a sales breakdown by platform. If you're interested in trying it out, a free demo is available on PS4 .
GameSpot's Nier: Automata review scored the game a 9/10, while a number of other outlets praised the RPG highly as well. You can see a roundup of reviews here .
Platinum was also developing the Xbox One and PC-exclusive game Scalebound , before that game was canceled by publisher Microsoft . Xbox boss Phil Spencer has since said the game's cancellation is "better for Xbox gamers."
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