Netmarble today announced that The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross, the cinematic adventure mobile roleplaying game (RPG) has earned 3 million downloads in the first week since its March 3rd release.
The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross recently achieved #2 on both France’s App Store and Google Play in downloads, and was #1 on the grossing chart across both platforms. In the United States, the game is listed at #2 for the top 10 downloaded games on the App Store and Google Play, and is featured at #10 on the top most grossing games on the App Store. The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross also saw great success in Germany as it is listed #2 for total downloads on the App Store and Google Play in Germany. For the United Kingdom, the game is featured within the ‘Top 5’ most downloaded apps on Google Play, and the ‘Top 20’ most downloaded apps on the App Store.
Netmarble notes that this success represents its commitment to expand the limit of mobile gaming experience through collaboration with global famous franchises, and adoption of high-quality 3D graphics and innovative game system to mobile platform.
The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross made a huge success in Korea and Japan since its first launch in June, 2019, and extended its success to global market with 3 million global downloads since March 3. It also reached top 10 of download charts on iOS platform in 62 countries in the first week.
Seungwon Lee, co-CEO of Netmarble said, “We are excited to see such great success in the global market following Korea and Japan launches. We are also grateful for the great passion our gamers have for The Seven Deadly Sins: The Grand Cross. We hope our players continue to enjoy the exciting adventures of The Seven Deadly Sins.”
The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross translates the storytelling and adventures of The Seven Deadly Sins, into a highly engaging and entertaining mobile gaming experience. The game features stunning, high-resolution 3D graphics and over 100 dramatic cutscenes, and is brought to life with the cast of the original Japanese voice actors reprising their characters.
