Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 on PS5 Is a Couple Dollars Less Than Its Prime Day Price Right Now at Amazon
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Amazon has dropped quite a nice little summer savings surprise on the PlayStation 5 copy of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. With the help of a coupon on the store page, you can grab this excellent game for $37.49, 25% off its full price of $49.99 (see it here). This is a couple dollars cheaper than where we saw it during Prime Day this year ($39.99), and marks a new low price for it at the retailer. However, Amazon's terms do note that this offer won't be available for very long. If you're hoping to grab it, you've got until July 27 to make your move, so be quick to tick that coupon box and take advantage of these savings. It's also worth mentioning that this coupon price only applies to the PS5 version of the game, though Xbox users can still score a minor discount as well. There's no coupon box to check for an Xbox Series X copy, Amazon just has it marked down to $41.03 at the moment, so you can still save some cash if that's your preferred platform. On sale or not, I think Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a game well worth having in your gaming library. Its fantastic story, wonderful cast of characters, and incredibly fun turn-based combat system are sure to get you hooked. Not to mention, its soundtrack is full of some absolute bangers that you'll be thinking about long after you're done playing. Even our reviewer, Michael Higham, absolutely adored it at the time of release, saying it, "paints itself into the pantheon of great RPGs with a brilliant combat system and a gripping, harrowing story." Considering this deal on Clair Obscur's PS5 copy has popped up while we're in between big sale events, it's one well worth taking advantage of while its available. And again, the coupon is only around for a very limited time until July 27, so now is the time to add this game to your shopping cart. Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the guides and commerce teams here at IGN.
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