Dark dungeon sold more than 6 million copies, and the sequel skipped tickets until the second quarter of next year.

CTOnews.com, Dec. 26 (Xinhua)-- Dark dungeon developer Red Hook Studio announced that the game sold more than 6 million copies, including DLC's total sales of more than 1600 million.

In addition, officials say it will take more time to complete the remaining additions and improvements to Dark Dungeon 2, so the release date of PC 1.0 has been revised from February next year to the second quarter of next year.

CTOnews.com learned that Dark Dungeon, released in 2016, is a Rogue turn role-playing game that tells the story of an aristocratic lord who unearthed an evil presence hidden in the territory and triggered a series of tragedies. The player will play the distant relative of the lord, be invited to the ancestral homeland to restore the family honor, recover the homeland, and thus be involved in strange and indescribable horrors.

Dark dungeon 2 has launched a pre-emptive experience version, which includes nine professions and chapter one content, and lasts about five hours. The full version will have five chapters. The game map will change in each game, and only one player can be carried by the same class in each game, which makes the game more unique and diversified. The character's skills are richer, from 7-4 to 11-5, and the skills can be adjusted along the way.