Devil May Cry 5 Soars Past 10 Million—What's Next, Capcom

Devil May Cry 5 has officially surpassed 10 million copies sold, largely thanks to the support generated by its recent Netflix anime adaptation. Released in March 2019 on platforms like PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, the game received critical acclaim for its dynamic gameplay and intriguing narrative. Capcom attributes its ongoing sales success to strong user engagement and an effective marketing strategy, which includes cross-media promotion through the anime series. As a result, the game has not only achieved blockbuster success but also sparked conversations regarding the potential release of Devil May Cry 6. With the franchise selling over 33 million units since its inception in 2001, fans are eager to see what Capcom has in store for their beloved characters in future titles.

While no official announcement has been made regarding the release date for Devil May Cry 6, the commercial success of Devil May Cry 5 suggests that a sequel is likely in development. Capcom is currently focused on various projects, but given the franchise's popularity, fans can anticipate news about a new installment in the near future.

The Devil May Cry franchise originally debuted in 2001, revolutionizing the action-adventure genre with its stylish combat and intricate storylines. Following protagonist Dante as he battles demons and supernatural foes, the series has been a staple for fans of fast-paced, narrative-driven games. Devil May Cry 5, in particular, was praised for its innovative gameplay mechanics, allowing players to explore multiple combat styles through various characters, including the introduction of a new playable character, which added depth to the experience.