Before "Sekiro" mixed Japanese culture with the brutality of "Souls," there was Koei Tecmo's "Nioh. This game was released in February 2017, with a PC version released in November of the same year.

Today, on its third birthday, Koei Tecmo announced that "Nioh" has shipped a healthy 3 million copies across platforms.

According to SteamSpy, more than one million users own the game on Steam, and more than a third of these sales are likely to be from the later-released PC port; according to SteamSpy, there are more than one million users playing Nioh on Steam. on Steam, according to SteamSpy. Not bad, Nioh.

For Koei Tecmo, this is very promising news for Nioh 2, which will be released on PlayStation 4 in a few weeks. nioh 2 is a prequel to the previous game, and instead of putting the famous Western samurai William Adams in the lead role, the player-created Instead, it will feature a character created by the player as the main character. This character is a yokai and possesses various supernatural powers not seen in the first film.

Unfortunately, a PC version of "Nioh 2" has yet to be released. However, Koei Tecmo has a pretty good track record when it comes to releasing PC versions of their big games, so it wouldn't be too surprising to see it hit store shelves in the not-too-distant future.