Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 New Update 1.500.600 on June 30 Gives More Devs Their Flowers
While Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is already feature-complete as a single-player, narrative-driven RPG, that hasn’t stopped developer Sandfall Interactive from releasing countless updates to add to the experience.
Today, a new game update has been released, and while it’s not a major patch, it’s something game developers — and even some gamers — will appreciate.
Players will be able to download Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 update 1.500.600 for version 1.5.6 today, June 30, and this adds more developers to the credits section, and also slots in a few bug fixes too.
For the complete info, read on for what Sandfall has to say.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Remembers the Names of Those Who Helped Shape It
Content
- New supported language (text): Arabic
- Credits updated (new linguists, testers and fonts)
Fixes
- Fixed an issue where applying burn after an enemy has been stunned causes them to be able to act immediately after recovering from the stun.
- Fixed Cleim weapon level 10 Lumina effect that does not trigger correctly on every instance of area of effect skills.
- Fixed Martenon’s Lumina effects that do not work if Sciel does not have two consecutive turns.
- Fixed an issue where Sireso weapon, Level 4 Lumina, and Powerful buff, from Pictos/Luminas, applied at the start of battle may override each other depending on the character’s position in combat.
- Fixed Chromatic Lampmaster’s AOE skill missing a sound cue on the jump attack.
- Fixed Sirene’s Widow Ballet missing SFX during second charm attack.
- Fixed characters in combat that may have displaced heads in Photo Mode if they were not seen while turning on Photo Mode.
- Various minor fixes of the UI and localizations.
Sandfall has acknowledged a crash that occurs when loading into the Reacher, and has issued a workaround:
- When loading into the Reacher area.
- When exiting the Manor.
According to the developers, the crash only affects certain PC hardware or software configurations.
Temporary workaround:
- Open the game’s Settings menu.
- Go to Graphics.
- Find Global Illumination.
- Change it from Epic to High, Medium, or Low.
- Apply the changes and restart the game if necessary.
This only affects the PC version, and we’re hoping a patch for it is released soon.
While nothing has been announced officially, the developers did confirm that more games in the franchise are on the way.

