A new Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 patch has gone live today, introducing many improvements and new features, including Frame Generation support on PC.
One of the biggest additions featured in the v1.4.0 patch is the introduction of NVIDIA DLSS and Intel XeSS Frame Generation and Low Latency support, which allow users with compatible GPUs to enjoy smoother gameplay with lower input lag. The new patch also packs plenty of quality of life improvements, including a Battle Retry option allowing players to quickly retry after losing a battle, a Lumina Cost Display which clearly displays the Lumina cost of each ability in the Pictos menu, an Autoplay dialogue option outside cutscenes, and separate volume sliders to adjust music volume for exploration and combat.
The new Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 patch also features some balance changes, a few bug fixes and some visual polish improvements across multiple areas. You can learn more about these fixes by checking out the full patch notes here.
Even without the welcome improvements above, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 was a more than worthy RPG to experience at launch, thanks to its great character and story and an involving turn-based combat system. You can check out my review to learn more about what makes the game developed by Sandfall Interactive one of the best role-playing games of the generation.
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