SEGA targets 5 million sales each from Persona 4 Revival and Stranger Than Heaven

SEGA has set a sales target of 5 million units each for two upcoming Atlus titles it's calling flagship releases — Persona 4 Revival and Stranger Than Heaven. The company shared the figures as part of its broader business outlook, signaling serious commercial ambitions for both games.

The 5 million target puts both titles in the same conversation as SEGA's biggest recent performers. Persona 5 Royal is the best-selling entry in the Persona series, and Persona 3 Reload sold over 1 million copies in its first week, so the bar SEGA is setting here is high but not without precedent for the franchise.

Persona 4 Revival is a full remake of Persona 4, the 2008 PS2 RPG that built a devoted fanbase and later expanded through Persona 4 Golden on Vita and PC. Stranger Than Heaven is a new Atlus title — details remain limited, but SEGA grouping it alongside a Persona remake as a flagship release suggests the publisher is betting heavily on it. The Persona series has grown steadily in the West over the past decade, and Persona 3 Reload's strong performance in 2024 showed the remake formula works for this franchise.

With both games carrying 5 million unit targets, SEGA is clearly expecting them to perform well beyond the series' traditional fanbase and reach a mainstream audience. No release dates have been confirmed yet.