Shares of the creators of Crimson Desert rose after news of selling three million copies
Crimson Desert Creators' Stocks Rose After News of Selling Three Million Copies
Developers of Crimson Desert are slowly winning back some investor confidence — not a dramatic turnaround, more like calmer trading after the early backlash. A Specialist points out that such swings are common in Asian markets; tomorrow's sessions could just as easily tilt sentiment the other way.
Recall the title launched on PC and current‑gen consoles (PlayStation 5, Xbox Series). Reactions were split — check the mixed reviews — and when those verdicts appeared Pearl Abyss's shares collapsed by 27.9%.
The studio responded with an update, rolling out fixes and tweaks — bug patches, some QoL adjustments, etc. — a practical move, if not an instant PR cure.
On March 24 reports said the circulation exceeded 3M copies. At the same time the creators found themselves in a scandal tied to the use of generative AI, which complicated the narrative.