Cuphead, the indie game that hit the market for Steam and Xbox One, has already sold more than a million copies, among other things, its graphic design in the style of the animated cinema of the 30s.

The last few months have been quite curious within the video game market and it is that some titles are appearing that are having great success and attracting the attention of the players, because they are quite out of the norm. An example is Cuphead, the video game that came out two weeks ago for Xbox One and PC, developed by Studio MDHR and which has become one of the titles of the year. This game is gaining a place, among other things, its aesthetic, inspired by the animated cinema of the 30s.

The game is not only based on some curious graphics, but it captures its history and that is what has allowed it to sell a million copies in just one week on the market, a spectacular figure for an indie game like this. The creators of the game Chad and Jared Moldenhauer have been the ones who have given the sales figure of the game on the official Cuphead website and have taken the opportunity to thank the users, who are making possible the great success of this interesting and alternative video game.

To thank users for their trust in the game, the developer studio has shared an illustration where they thank us for having purchased a copy of the game and the sensational reception they are giving it, something that no one, not even the developers, expected. Cuphead is currently available on Xbox One, Windows 10, and Steam, so this figure is relatively more comfortable to hit, and word of mouth is helping the game a lot. About the game, it is a 'run and gun' type title, in which we will face a large number of very large and very powerful bosses.