Relu Games, a creative studio under the Krafton umbrella, announced that its 4-player co-op horror game 'MIMESIS' has surpassed 1 million cumulative global sales just 50 days after its early access launch. This marks the second time in 2025 that a new title published by Krafton has reached the 1 million sales milestone on Steam, following the simulation game 'inZOI'.

'MIMESIS' currently holds a 'Very Positive' rating (86% positive) on Steam. The project began as a prototype developed by four people in October 2024 and matured into a full early access release within just one year.

Relu Games is also rolling out an update on December 18. The core of this update is the enhancement of the tram and equipment functions. Players can now upgrade their tram at the workshop to increase scrap storage efficiency or choose options such as installing a mirror ball. The addition of equipment performance upgrades allows for more strategic gameplay. The game's core AI, 'MIMESIS', has also been advanced with improved behavioral patterns.

A representative from Relu Games stated, "Surpassing 1 million sales for MIMESIS is more than just a sales record; it is a case that proves how deep learning technology can innovate the grammar of the horror genre," adding, "We will continue to improve the game's quality by actively reflecting the creative play and candid feedback from the global community."