Sandfall Interactive has announced that Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has sold over 5 million copies on all platforms. To celebrate this, the team is working on a free update that will add new content to the game.
Guillaume Broche, Creative Director of Expedition 33 at Sandfall Interactive, said:
“The response to our game has been nothing short of incredible. We spent years working on our dream project, and to know it has resonated with fans around the world in such a powerful way is both wonderful and overwhelming. We’re so grateful to our fans for their love of the world we created, for sharing their own fan art and music covers, for wearing their best Baguette cosplays to conventions, and for being incredibly supportive of our game. We hope the update we’re working on will act as a ‘thank you’ to those fans for their support – please be patient while our team work hard on bringing you something worth the wait.”
The free update will add a new, playable environment, taking the characters of Expedition 33 to a brand-new location with new enemy encounters and surprises to discover. It will also have challenging, new boss battles for late-game players to overcome. Moreover, you can expect new costumes for each member of the Expedition, giving even more customization options for players throughout their adventure.
The new update will also come with new text and UI game localizations into Czech, Ukrainian, Latin American Spanish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Thai, and Indonesian, bringing the total number of supported languages to 19. Plus, there will be even more surprises for fans to look forward to.
I really liked Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and it could very well be my GOTY. Below, you can find one of its best tracks — Une vie à t’aimer — which is so good! I hope we’ll see Lorien Testard and Alice Duport-Percier perform it live at this year’s The Game Awards.
Stay tuned for more!
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