Independent projects have set the heat on major publishers this year, proving that the gaming scene is changing. Against the backdrop of hits like Monster Hunter and Battlefield 6, many releases from small studios have appeared, including Peak, RV There Yet?, R.E.P.O. and Escape from Duckov.
Chinese studio Team Soda can be rightfully proud of the result.
Their parody version of Escape from Tarkov is selling like hotcakes — sales have exceeded 3 million copies. This is an impressive figure, considering that the game was released less than a month ago — on October 16. On October 28, the developers reported 2 million copies sold, and two weeks later they gained another million. This result can arouse envy in any major publisher.
The team celebrated the success with a festive message:
"3 million ducks — we did it! Thank you to every duckling — newbie, veteran, developer and modder! To celebrate, we are giving away 20 free keys. Follow us, repost — we will choose the winners on November 11!"
