Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 will receive an update with lots of new features

Today, gamers around the world know or have already played Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and many of them have loved it. In light of this success, Sandfall Interactive has just announced an update with lots of new content that will keep fans entertained for even longer.

Thus, it should be noted that the studio announced that the game has sold over 5 million copies, which is excellent news. And in the wake of this, a major update will be released in the future, and it won't just involve fixing various bugs.

Indeed, players will be able to enjoy a new area to explore with new enemies that they will have to face with the help of different strategies. New bosses will also be available to increase the difficulty, and it will be possible to fight them once the game is complete.

In addition, all Expedition members will receive new costumes, allowing for greater character customization. Not to mention that new translations will be available in Czech, Ukrainian, Latin American Spanish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Thai and Indonesian.

And that's not all, because Guillaume Broche, Creative Director at Sandfall Interactive, wanted to thank all the players in a long message:

"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."

But no release date has yet been announced for this update to Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, which could be nominated for the Grammy Awards. So we'll have to be patient before we can discover what's new.