Clair obscur's triumphal march: Expedition 33 continues. In the meantime, the role -playing game from Sandfall Interactive has cracked another milestone in which it is teeming with three.
You don't know whether the new sales figures from Clair obscur: Expedition 33 are so credible. After all, the number 3 often appears. However, we treat developers and publisher Kepler Interactive times the joy, they are honestly deserved with the still stubborn ratings.
Well, we already know that the game has a good start with a million games sold after three days and two million after twelve days. Sold, mind you, after all, the game was also available for Lau in the Game Pass.
Sandfall and Kepler are now reporting another milestone. After 33 days since the release on April 24th, the game has now sold a whopping 3.3 million times. Again a new record for the game praised by players and critics. Absolutely remarkable for the first work of an unknown studio.
And not only that, but also the soundtrack of the game continues through the roof and in the ears. A whopping 90 million streams recorded the music of the game, the music video for Lumiere meanwhile made 2.8 million views on YouTube, the song itself over 13 million streams.
The British publisher Kepler Interactive seems to have an equally good knack for games as Sandfall Interactive for Creative employees. The multi-award-winning titles from Kepler include Pacific Drive (1 million copies sold in the first year), Sifu (over 4 million copies sold to the present day) and Tchia (winner of the “Games for Impact” awards at the Game Awards 2023).
In the meantime, the Sandfall Interactive team can largely lean back and enjoy success. A good thing, because according to this excellent title, the expectation pressure for the next game of the young studio should be immense.
