Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a visually striking RPG, combining painterly aesthetics with tactical, turn-based combat in a surreal French-inspired fantasy world. One of the game’s most impressive achievements is its broad compatibility across a range of hardware, thanks to well-optimized graphics settings. Whether you’re gaming on a high-end rig or a modest setup, you can tune the settings for a satisfying mix of beauty and responsiveness.
"Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a narrative-driven JRPG by Sandfall Interactive, an indie development team from France. The game is a solo adventure with publishing by Kepler Interactive (Windblown, Pacific Drive). It is available now on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC via Steam or Epic." Jordan @ Thumb Culture
While Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 features an array of interesting characters, the players unanimously agree and who the best character of them all is.
I actually like all of the characters. It's part of what makes the game good. No annoying cast like in the new Dragon age or Saints Row games.
Personally I like Lune best. The friendship between Verso and Monoco is also funny.
Maelle is my favorite, but by a very small margin. I like all the crew, and I kinda hate having to choose the team and putting people on the bench. Would have loved for a quick swap like FFX or an extra character slot in battle.
I'm impressed at the likability of EVERY character in the game. Yes, I like some more than others, but they are all so interesting and unique in their own way. Plus, none of them are annoying. This is a testament to the excellent writing and character design by Sandfall. My GOTY to far.
NoobFeed editor Faviyan writes - Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has some issues, but the positives overshadow the negatives. With such high production standards in combat, storytelling, characterisation, and world design, it is an RPG worth your time.
