Clair Obscur Expedition 33 is a brand new role-playing game with a rich story and action-packed battles. One of the most popular questions that was asked once the game had been announced is how long it takes to complete Expedition 33.

The developers specifically said that it will take about 30 hours to complete the main story. This counts both main quests and pivotal battles to complete the narrative.

But if a player wants to complete the game fully, do all the side quests, find all the secrets, and master all the character development, completion may take as much as 60 hours.

Thus, the game's duration depends on your playstyle:

• Main story: approximately 30 hours.
• Full world exploration and all activities: up to 60 hours.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is designed for those who seek a rich, yet not overly prolonged gaming experience, striking a balance between deep storytelling and accessible completion time.

How many trophies are there in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33?

In Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, there are 56 trophies available on PlayStation, divided as follows:

• 48 Bronze
• 5 Silver
• 2 Gold
• 1 Platinum

On Xbox and Steam versions, there are 55 achievements, as the Platinum trophy is a PlayStation exclusive.

Most trophies are associated with performing the main story, side quest completion, item collection, and achieving specific breakthroughs in combat. There are no missable trophies — once the main story is completed, players are able to go back to any point to finish up remaining tasks or pick up items they might have missed.

Furthermore, there are no difficulty levels associated with trophies — all of the achievements are achievable even when played using the easiest difficulty.

For those looking to win the Platinum, complete with all trophies, full completion can take anywhere from 60 to 70 hours, varying with gameplay and experience.

Expedition 33 presents a fair gameplay duration — a main story of around 30 hours and up to 60 for complete exploration. It has a readily accessible trophy scheme that does not necessitate the need for high difficulty levels, so all can have their full enjoyment of the adventure and, if they so choose, obtain the Platinum trophy.