Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Soars to Success on Steam Debut
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, the debut title from French indie developer Sandfall Interactive, has enjoyed a remarkably successful launch. Following a wave of positive reviews, the game quickly garnered attention on Steam, reaching an impressive peak of over 50,000 concurrent players shortly after its release.
Data from SteamDB, a website that aggregates Steam data, confirms the game's all-time peak at 51,922 concurrent players. This figure only reflects the PC player base, with console players representing an additional, uncounted audience.
The game's strong initial reception can be attributed to its compelling gameplay and immersive world. Our review lauded the game as a must-play for any RPG fan, with the potential to deeply resonate with players. It is worth to say, that its great success for being the first game of Sandfall Interactive.
The Future of Clair Obscur
While single-player games often experience a drop in player count after the initial release surge, positive word-of-mouth can significantly contribute to sustained popularity. As players share their experiences, new audiences may be drawn to explore the game's world.
Another element to keep in mind is that Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is also available on Game Pass, providing an accessible option for players who may be hesitant to purchase the game outright. This accessibility, combined with positive reviews and community buzz, positions the game for continued success.
The game currently retails for £41.99, but has a 10% discount. For those who are tight on money, Xbox Game Pass is a good alternative.
Source: VG247