Kamiko Tops 250,000 Units Sold on the Switch - Sales

by William D'Angelo , posted on 01 July 2019 / 2,676 Views

Publisher Flyhigh Works and developer Skipmore announced Kamiko has sold over 250,000 units worldwide on the Nintendo Switch.

Here is an overview of the game:

Kamiko is a game styled around Japanese Shinto beliefs. Fight as priestesses called “Kamiko” and battle against demons while solving puzzles to make your way through the stages. Look no further if you are looking for an arcade action game with a twist! Each stage has several Torii (gates) which are magically sealed. Find a way to break all the seals to make your way to the stage boss. Another fun and easy original created by indie games studio Skipmore.

Kamiko is also now available for the Windows PC via Steam worldwide and for the PlayStation 4 in Japan. It will launch soon for the Xbox One.

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8 Comments

Jaicee (on 30 June 2019)

Kamiko is a cute and fun classic Zelda-alike. Ittle Dew 2+ it ain't, but the price is right for what you get.

Cerebralbore101 Jaicee (on 30 June 2019)

How is lttle Dew 2+?

Jaicee Jaicee (on 30 June 2019)

It's really good! It may have a bland graphics style, but everything else about it is outstanding. Strongly classic Zelda-alike in all the best ways while adding a highly enjoyable wit into the mix. The story is a funny play on that of Link's Awakening. Defs recommended!

Cerebralbore101 Jaicee (on 30 June 2019)

I'll add it to my wish list and grab it whenever it goes on sale.

Ganoncrotch (on 30 June 2019)

Kinda feel bad for this, I mean quarter of a million sales is awesome, but they were asking just €4.99 for the game so even if they all sold outside of sales that means that they landed around €1.125m from this before Nintendo's Eshop cut as well as any possible units sold during the €2 sale. Hopefully it was profitable for them because it's a fun but short little game. Was a gem on the Switch in the early months when there wasn't 2000 titles to pick from on the system.