Hi Mstrlucky74,
Yes … all new mattresses will go through an initial softening period where the foams lose their “false firmness” and the covers stretch and loosen a little. It would be a good idea to sleep in different areas of the mattress at first so the initial softening and break in will be more even. The mattress uses high quality foam so once it is broken in then any further foam softening will happen much more gradually and over a much longer period of time. It’s also a good idea to rotate the mattress regularly (see post #2 here) and because your mattress has individual layers you can also flip the layers individually (or at least the top layer if you wish) as well from time to time.
If your current layering is too soft for you after the break in period then you can also rearrange the layers to change the comfort or support of the mattress.
Phoenix