Capcom’s flagship franchise, Monster Hunter, continues dominating sales charts with the recent reveal that Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak has crossed 10 million units sold worldwide. The expansion, initially released in 2022, doubled its previous 5 million sales record set in 2023, according to an official report.

In a celebratory post on the Monster Hunter social media page, director Yoshitake Suzuki shared: “It’s Suzuki here—long time no see! We’re thrilled to confirm that Sunbreak’s sales have now topped 10 million. A massive thank-you to every hunter who joined this adventure. Your support means everything!”

The achievement underscores the title’s resilience, especially given its initial exclusivity to Nintendo Switch and its status as a spin-off rather than a core series entry. The performance highlights Capcom’s ability to deliver hit titles across multiple platforms and project scales.

This success complements the explosive launch of Monster Hunter Wilds, which shattered Capcom’s records by selling 10 million copies within its debut month. As the top-selling game in the U.S. this year, Wilds is propelling the publisher toward unprecedented annual revenue, per recent financial disclosures.

With momentum building, industry insiders speculate Capcom could further bolster its lineup with a Resident Evil 9 announcement. Rumors suggest a reveal may coincide with Sony’s upcoming State of Play broadcast, potentially setting the stage for a historic year driven by both Monster Hunter and Resident Evil franchises.