Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Monolith Set

Tomorrow she paints 33, and we all turn to smoke. But at least our shelves will look incredible. The Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Monolith Set for Nintendo Switch is a game-not-included collector's package built around one showstopping centerpiece: a 20.3cm hand-painted resin Monolith Music Box Statuette that actually plays music.

Let that settle in. This isn't a static figure you pose and forget. It's a functional music box rendered in hand-painted resin, capturing the cursed monolith at the heart of the game's narrative. The Paintress wakes, she paints her number, and people vanish. That monolith is the most iconic symbol in Clair Obscur's Belle Epoque-meets-apocalypse world, and now it sits on your shelf playing its haunting melody.

The set also includes The Expeditioner's Journal, a 48-page hardcover artbook documenting the world Sandfall Interactive built, plus a Steelbook featuring Gustave, Maelle, and the Paintress. Everything ships in a Monolith Collector's premium case. The limited purchase cap of two per customer tells you everything about the production run here.

Important to note: this set does not include the game. It's a pure collector's display package, designed for those of us who want the shelf presence without doubling up on a copy we might already own on another platform. For Switch collectors tracking Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, the Monolith Music Box alone carries this set. Hand-painted resin with an actual mechanical function is the kind of craftsmanship that separates real collector's pieces from glorified merch.