Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has achieved remarkable success by selling 2 million copies within just 12 days of its release. Developer Sandfall Interactive and publisher Kepler Interactive expressed gratitude towards fans via social media. Notably, the game reached 145,063 concurrent players on Steam, indicative of its broad appeal across multiple platforms, including the Epic Games Store and consoles. Critics have praised its design and storytelling, while acknowledging minor flaws. Matthew Handrahan of Kepler Interactive noted the game's unique identity as a crucial element of its success amidst competition from similar titles.
We've watched in awe as so many of you began your journey. Feeling every step, every emotion, every revelation alongside you. To those just joining us: welcome. Tomorrow comes.
The publisher always believed in Expedition 33's 'very specific identity' as being a key factor that would help set it apart.
There are minor pitfalls in relation to its narrow exploration and some quality-of-life issues, but these missteps aren't enough to significantly detract from a game with all the makings of an RPG classic.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 was a day-one launch for Game Pass on PC and Xbox Series X|S, arriving shortly after Oblivion Remastered.
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