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Expedition 33 Dev Working Around the Clock to Re-Stock Boxed PS5 Copies

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is exceeding all expectations, both critically and commercially. That means it’s selling out at retail, with many fans unable to get their hands on a physical PS5 copy. Writing on X (or Twitter), developer Sandfall Interactive has acknowledged the issues, and says it’s working hard to rectify them.

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Relientk7710d ago

I just checked and the PS5 version is currently sold out at Amazon, Best Buy, and GameStop for me.

Good thing I preordered it. The game is amazing!

ravens5210d ago

The copy i got from gamestop the day after it released was the last copy. LETS GO!! Let's show rm us physical purchasers are still strong out here!

PapaBop10d ago

Always great to see an amazing game selling out of physical copies. Easily my GOTY and probably my favourite game this generation.

ravens5210d ago (Edited 10d ago )

GOWR is my game of the gen. Probably bias cause I love GOW. That being said I love this game and I love watching people play up to where I am lol. Taking my time. Although i get upset when they miss Trashcan Man and don't look up the word gommage lol 😅

Snookies1210d ago

This game IS art. I'm savoring every single bit of it!

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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 PC Tech Review: A patch or two away from greatness

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a surprise hit on PC - but how well does the game run? Alex Battaglia investigates for the Digital Foundry tech review.

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‘Clair Obscur: Expedition 33’ Review - A Love Letter To Gaming Greatness | Pixel Swish

Shaz from Pixel Swish: "For all its inspirations and nods to gaming's past greats, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 never feels derivative. Instead, it stands on its own as a product that feels thoroughly unique, and is a triumphant achievement for Sandfall Interactive."

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There’s a Demand for Original Games (Just Not Live Service Slop)

The success of numerous original titles and the failure of several live service games demonstrate a strong demand for story-driven experiences.

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