In a stunning display of popularity, the newly released turn-based RPG, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, has skyrocketed to success, selling a jaw-dropping 500,000 copies within its first day on the market.

Launched by the talented studio Sandfall Interactive, this debut title has not only captured the attention of gamers around the globe but also set a remarkable sales record that few can rival.

The team behind Clair Obscur took to social media to express their gratitude, stating, "A milestone for us, reached sooner than we'd ever imagined! Thank you all." This sentiment reflects the overwhelming excitement surrounding the game.

Interestingly, this impressive figure does not include players relying on Xbox's Game Pass subscription service. This suggests that the engagement with the title is even more substantial than the numbers indicate.

With over half a million players embarking on their adventures in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, it’s clear that the game is striking a chord, earning accolades for its artistic style and dynamic combat mechanics.

In a review from Eurogamer, the game was praised for its blend of humor and self-deprecation, alongside its stunning visuals and innovative battle systems. Reviewers noted, "It's an ambitious yet impressive debut from the studio, presenting a thoughtful exploration of grief intertwined with the transformative power of art."