The unknown element of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, combined with its extravagant name, meant no one truly knew how sales would perform. A new copies-sold bulletin indicates the JRPG is a continuing success story.
The acclaim, awards, and adulation for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 continue to pour in. First, it became 2025’s highest-rated game, then many learned it’s getting a movie adaptation, and even French President Emmanuel Macron has issued huge congratulations to the turn-based JRPG.
We previously reported that Clair Obscur had passed a great sales milestone. The previous announcement now pales in comparison to the latest report.
Sandfall Interactive’s Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Reaches New Milestone
The official Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 X page posted to celebrate its latest sales achievement.
“Twelve days in, and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has crossed two million copies sold. 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 message said.
This is a phenomenal goal the game has achieved. Again, Clair Obscur looked incredible pre-launch, but it was an unknown entity from a new developer with no proven track record—despite its experienced personnel.
Twelve days in, and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has crossed two million copies sold. 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.
It’s safe to say it’s surpassed all expectations. Don’t be shocked to see it nominated for countless The Game Awards categories come the end of the year. Have you had a chance to play Clair Obscur? Do you think it justifies the hype? Let us know via the Insider Gaming forum.
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