Clair Oturpur: Expedition 33 sold an impressive 2 million copies after 12 days on sale. This is already compared to 1 million sold three days after starting.
It is worth remembering that Clair Obsur: Expedition 33 was next to Bethesda with Remastered, the title of the first game title. This makes this milestone of sales even more impressive for the French Sandfall Interactive programmers and publisher Kepler Interactive.
“We looked with admiration how many of you started your journey,” we read Post on social media. “Feeling every step, every emotion, every revelation next to you.
“For those who simply join us: Hello.
“Tomorrow will come.”
When Bethesda threw the shadow The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered Among the premiere of the Clair Obsturn: Expedition 33 game, most thought that there could be only one winner. However, it turned out that there was a lot of space for success on both games.
Indeed, according to Kepler, he not only forgets NO Harm clair obsurpur, Clair Obsurpur actually used the release of Oblivion because it increased the emotions for the RPG genre.
Matt Handrahan, senior portfolio manager Kepler Interactive Business Last week: “We always knew that Expedition 33 has a very specific identity. When I was in the press, I saw RPG in Western and Japanese RPGs as completely different appeals and audience. I knew many people who would play Elder Scrolls, which would not necessarily play Final Fantasy and vice versa.
“In addition, before we rolled, we had our own momentum and we felt confident that we could stand next to him. I think there were other aspects, such as the price point, and inclusion in the game in the game … so we knew that we would be interested in the game. He drew attention to high quality RPG this week and everyone thought and talked about the genre.”
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