Mina The Hollower Surpasses 500,000 Copies Sold Since May Launch
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Nintendo Life
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Summary
Yacht Club Games' title "Mina The Hollower" has sold over 500,000 copies since its launch on May 29, 2026, across all platforms including Switch and Switch 2. The indie developer, which had described the game as a "make-or-break" release, expressed being "completely blown away" by the sales milestone.
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· 3 pulledWe're completely blown away
Mina The Hollower was described as a 'make-or-break' release for Yacht Club Games
it's now shifted a whopping 500,000 copies, combining sales across all platforms including the Switch and Switch 2 versions of the game
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