Mina the Hollower sold 300,000 copies in three days, a milestone that prevented Yacht Club Games from raising prices to $30. The studio, previously calling the release a 'make-or-break' moment, now sees strong audience reach despite challenges in China and France. Founder Sean Velasco and lead programmer David D'Angelo emphasize that the $20 price point enabled broad appeal, with sales figures showing the game's success despite regional disparities. The $30 price point was avoided after concerns about audience rejection, especially compared to Mewgenics and 007's 1.5 million daily sales.
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