The world of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is already full of mysteries, but players have just uncovered a particularly heartwarming secret: a hidden painting tucked away in the manor that pays tribute to the development team.
What Does It Look Like
The image was shared on Reddit, and you can take a look at it here:
The painting reveals a beautifully detailed painting showing the 33 developers who worked on the game. You can also spot the “Happiness Manager” Monoco, their dog! This dog should also be somewhere in the game, if you want to go look for him!
The painting is carefully hidden, requiring you to explore the manor to find it. This makes it a true Easter egg for the most dedicated players. The manor has various entrances, and many hidden rooms you can uncover.
How to Find the Developer Tribute Painting in the Manor
- Travel to Gestral Village
- Navigate to Gestral Village on the world map.
- Enter the Manor
- On the right side of the village, you’ll find a door leading into the Manor.
- Locate the Dining Room
- Once inside, go up the stairs to reach the dining room.
- Activate Hidden Switches
- In the dining room, there are four hidden switches that need to be activated to reveal a secret room. These switches are hidden within the room’s decor. Interact with various objects to find and activate all four switches.
- Access the Secret Room
- After activating all four switches, a hidden tunnel will appear. Proceed through this tunnel to find the secret room.
- Discover the Painting
- Inside the secret room, you’ll find a painting depicting the 33 developers who worked on the game.
If you’re wondering about the reference behind the painting, here’s the original image it was based on:
