

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has achieved an impressive sales milestone, reaching 2 million copies sold just 12 days after launch. This marks rapid growth from its 1 million sales achievement recorded three days post-release.
It's particularly noteworthy that Clair Obscur debuted alongside Bethesda's Oblivion Remastered as a day-one Game Pass title. This dual launch makes French developer Sandfall Interactive's success even more remarkable.
"We've been moved seeing so many players embark on this journey," the team shared on social media. "Experiencing every moment, every discovery alongside you has been incredible.
"To newcomers: welcome aboard.
"Tomorrow awaits."
When Bethesda surprise-launched The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered alongside Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, many anticipated stiff competition. Surprisingly, both RPGs found success in harmony.
Kepler Interactive reports that rather than cannibalizing sales, Oblivion's release actually benefited Clair Obscur by boosting RPG genre enthusiasm overall.
"We understood Expedition 33 had distinct appeal," Kepler's senior portfolio manager Matt Handrahan told The Game Business. "Western and Japanese-style RPGs traditionally attract different audiences. Many Elder Scrolls fans wouldn't necessarily play Final Fantasy, and vice versa.
"Our momentum, pricing strategy, and Game Pass inclusion gave us confidence. The launch exceeded expectations, and Oblivion's proximity only highlighted quality RPG releases that week."
The game's success has even drawn praise from French President Macron. New players may want to review essential tips before beginning their adventure.
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