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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33’s $1 per ‘Expedition’ Deal

Sandfall Interactive’s masterpiece now costs less than a bottle of water.

For RPG enthusiasts, the much-anticipated Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has finally been reduced to a mere $33.17 on Amazon, thanks to a generous coupon code that brings its original price down from $49.99.


This is where it gets interesting – every ‘Expedition’ in the game now costs just under one dollar each. This makes Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 an ideal purchase for those who appreciate Persona-style turn-based action, with original stories and catchy tunes.


While the deal is exclusive to Xbox Game Pass subscribers, PC gamers can still get a good deal from Fanatical for $35.49 through a Steam code. Other great deals include preordering Google’s Pixel 11 phones bundled with its new Pixel Watch 5, which comes at an impressive discount of $130 off the usual combined price.


Gruv is also hosting a variety of weekend deals on 4K Blu-ray sets, including The Matrix Deja Vu for just $34.99 and Jurassic World: Ultimate Collection for $49.99. For new shoppers, using the code FIRSTGRUV15 will save you an additional 15% off your first purchase.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/980261/clair-obscur-pixel-11-gaming-laptop-4k-bluray-deal-sale
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