Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 News

What are the best Expedition 33 attributes? Like most RPGs, Clair Obscur includes a leveling system that lets you invest points into a character's stats to improve their health, attack power, and so on. Expedition members gain three attribute points every time they level up, which can be spent in the Upgrade Attributes menu accessible at any Expedition Flag.

The best attributes for each character in Clair Obscur Expedition 33 partially depend on your Expedition 33 weapons of choice, since their performance scales with the attribute grades attached to them. However, our top picks support the core playstyle of each expedition member in the fantasy game, whether you're running the best Expedition 33 builds or prefer to experiment with Expedition 33 Pictos and weapon synergies.

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Where are the Clair Obscur Expedition 33 Lost Gestrals? Scattered around the world are seven storybook creatures who assure you they're not lost. Tell them Sosoco is looking for them, and they'll scurry back to camp. Here's where to find them, and the rewards for taking on this poorly-timed game of hide and seek.

While running around looking for these Lost Gestrals in Clair Obscur Expedition 33, you might be wondering how long the RPG is. As you progress, you may also want the best Clair Obscur Expedition 33 builds to breeze through the combat encounters.

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1. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered
2. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
3. Steam Deck
4. Schedule I
5. 雀魂麻將(MahjongSoul)
6. R.E.P.O.
7. RuneScape: Dragonwilds
8. Forza Horizon 5
9. Last Epoch
10. Monster Hunter Wilds

If you've read my review of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, you'll know I loved it. It's pretty handily my game of the year so far, and an all-timer RPG besides. It's a hugely impressive piece of game magic, and I'm certainly not trying to diminish that.

However, the culture being what it is, I keep seeing the game's quality weaponised against the state of game development in general. Even celebrations are often accompanied by some variation on the phrase "made by just 30 developers". It's good to be impressed by things! I was impressed too. And I generally agree with the sentiment that game development has become untenably bloated. It's a very tasty narrative, but the figures are a bit sloppy. No need to listen to me, anyway. The credits are actually very easy to find.

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