Clair Cover Studio Confirms It's Working in Official Esquie Plushie, Warning of Potential Scam

Clear and obscure: Adventure 33 There are many memorable characters, but few will inspire it to joy esquiethe game is a cute giant friend, and he may also be a mascot character. The studio warned of false merchandise sales issues around him, but also teased the ongoing official plush esquie.

In an article about X/Twitter Sandfall Interactive says from the official Adventure 33 account that it has seen many “suspicious” sites selling Esquie Plushies.

“To be clear: No third-party websites that sell Esquie Plushies are officially licensed,” the studio said. “Many of them are using AI-generated art for advertising, and we strongly advise you not to buy from these sources. They can be a scam.”

As Esquie said, in order to balance Wheee with Wheoo, Sandfall confirmed that it is considering making the official Esquie Plushies and hopes to get them out as soon as possible. “At the same time, please be patient – don't be deceived!” said the studio.

Those who have played the game may understand why Esquie Plusshie may require high demand. If you haven't participated in Expedition 33 yet, Esquie is a huge helper and you'll meet in Act 1 of Clair Imber: Expedition 33, who both becomes a travel companion and the Overworld Travel Method. His atmosphere is the same as the Baymax of the Big Hero 6.

With that in mind, it's easy to see how Esquie Plush will get people interested, so it's nice to know that Sandfall is developing for official solutions. A rough search on Google has both improved an informal website and proposed a Several threads Ask Esquie Plush vendor. If you want real content from Sandfall and Kepler, you have to wait. However, there is no news about whether real-life plush people will still be full of wine.

last week, Sandfall Interactive releases patch 1.2.3 For Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, some balance of Maelle's Stendhal capabilities was solved. French President Emmanuel Macron also recently Praise the gamecalling its developers “a brilliant example of France's boldness and creativity.”

Eric is a freelance writer for IGN.