Výborná hra po všech stránkách..
Optimalizace 10/10
Grafika 10/10
Zvuk 10/10
Gameplay 10/10
Příběh 20/10
Side obsah a open world 10/10
Možnost vlastních buildů postav 10/10
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Dohranán příběh za 20 hodin.. ve hře chci nechat ještě klidně 100.
Je to moje první dohraná JRPG hra a naprosto mi změnila názor na tento žánr.
Doporučuju všem, co mají rádi hlavně ten kvalitní příběh a vizuál.
Combat může být složitější, ale nabídne i možnost se přelevlit, pokud Vám něco nejde.
Takže přístupnost je určitě velká pro všechny druhy hráčů.
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Více informací u mě na youtube v profilu.
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Hodnocení 10/10 - Za mě prozatím "Hra roku 2025"

When 30 (!) French devs escape from Ubisoft to build their own game, they proved that the real issue with big studios isn’t lack of talent or heart, but horrendous corporate leadership.

It’s honestly wild and mind blowing that Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 was made by such a small team. Not “impressive for an indie”, just impressive, period. The sheer quality of this game, from the art direction to the combat systems to the way it all just feels so cohesive, speaks volumes about what can happen when creative people aren’t buried under layers of corporate and political nonsense.

And that’s the thing. This isn’t just about a few talented devs making a cool game. It’s about what the industry could look like if we stopped making creativity run a gauntlet of approval meetings, milestones, and metrics before it can even breathe. You can feel the difference in Expedition 33. It’s personal. It’s focused. It’s weird in the best way. The team clearly had a vision and were absolutely allowed to follow it.

Honestly, Clair Obscur is the kind of game you don’t just enjoy, you root for. Because it represents something bigger. It’s a reminder that games don’t need to cost $200 million or have 400 names in the credits to be meaningful. Sometimes, they just need a team with something to say and the freedom to say it.

This is one of those games. It’s special. And it’s a little rebellious, in the best way possible.

This game is special.

Over the years I have played hundreds of games with thousands of hours of playtime and I have never been compelled to write a steam review. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is so good it's the first time I've wanted to.

The art style and story are beautiful. The combat is very engaging even considering it's turn-based nature and the music is stunning. Une vie à t'aimer is my favourite game soundtrack of all time, hands down. I can already tell I will be replaying this game multiple times.

This game really shows what kind of masterpieces can be made outside of large studio corporate oversight. 10/10, GOTY for sure. Amazing.

Exceeded everyone's expectations. This game is triple A standard, excelling every element that makes a game good.

Excellent gameplay, soundtrack, acting, story, graphics. No controversy or drama, just a clean good game with minimal bugs (if any) at launch. No predatory micro-transactions, no significant content locked behind a paywall, no battlepasses. Playable offline, controller and keyboard friendly.

This game is only a few features from being a perfect game. Still Game of the Year for me.

Square Enix had 15 damn years to get this right — they didn't. Sandfall shows them how it's done, and does it at a fraction of the price. Absolute legends.

A tahle hra stojí jenom 50 euro a ještě je v game passu? Jako hraju teď přes game pass hodně, protože těch her vychází mraky, ale tenhle banger jsem prostě musel podpořit plnou částkou, jinak by to byla krádež!

Don't let the play time fool you. Beat everything (except the insane last optional boss) on Gamepass, bought the game and transfered my save to support the devs. It's so good I wanted to pay full price for this game because this is the kind of developers and games we need to support. In a world where games are increasingly safe and designed by comitee, Clair Obscur stands out as a peak in the genre. If you had told me years ago that in 2025 the French would create one of the best JRPGs in decades, I would have called you insane, but here we are.

I will be following these talented people with great interest and support.

Only a few hours in but I felt compelled to leave a quick review to give this game the thumbs up it so clearly deserves. It's completely blown me away and deserves all the positive attention it can get right now.

It's an extraordinarily well crafted experience, visually stunning, mechanically fresh and emotionally resonant. You can clearly see the talent behind it. I was genuinely surprised to learn that some of the developers were in fact ex-Ubisoft developers, It's incredible to see what passionate developers can create when they're free from corporate chains.

Ironically, they've well and truly outdone their former employer in every way despite only having 1/70th of the manpower available to them. The world design is breathtaking and the soundtrack is phenomenal. A true work of art and exactly the kind of innovation the industry desperately needs more of.

As you get older, you might think you've lost interest in video games, but occasionally a great game comes out and you realize the problem is the industry's, not you.