Image: Square EnixSquare Enix's RPG series Octopath Traveler has reached another sales milestone - with the Japanese company announcing total global shipments and digital sales have now surpassed the five million mark.The first game featuring the HD-2D aesthetic was originally released as a Switch exclusive in 2018 and was followed by the sequel Octopath Traveler II last year. Here's the official update from Square Enix in the form of new artwork by Rika Okazaki:Image: Square EnixAlong with this, there's currently a sale on both games in select regions. You can learn more about these role-playing games in our reviews here on Nintendo Life - we gave both titles an "excellent" nine out of ten stars."Though it may be more of the same, Team Asano demonstrates mastery of its craft at every turn here. Wed give Octopath Traveler II a high recommendation to anybody looking for a beautiful new RPG to add to their Switch collection."Apart from the first and second Octopath Traveler games, Square Enix has also released a mobile title Octopath Traveler: Champions of the Continent, which acts as a prequel to the original release. Eight roads diverged in a wood, and I... well, I took them all!A direct path to RPG blissHD-TooMuch?Have you contributed to this sales success? Let us know in the comments.[source x.com, via gematsu.com]Related GamesSee AlsoShare:01 Liam is a news writer and reviewer for Nintendo Life and Pure Xbox. He's been writing about games for more than 15 years and is a lifelong fan of Mario and Master Chief. Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment...Related Articles'Hyperdimension Neptunia' & 'Death End' Switch Releases Scrapped For "Not Complying With Nintendo Guidelines"Death end re;Quest: Code Z still on for PS5/4, thoughToby Fox Shares Another Development Update On Deltarune Chapter 3, 4 & 5"Progress has still been steady"46 Games You Should Pick Up In The Nintendo Switch eShop Holiday Sale (Europe)Every game we scored 9/10 or higher'Switch 2' Is Projected To Be The "Clear Winner" In The Next Console GenerationWhile either Sony or Microsoft will "struggle mightily"