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For Broche, the priority is clear: “We are game makers at heart, not managers. We want to keep doing what we love. The last five years have been incredibly rewarding, and I want to maintain that same sense of fulfillment in our future work.”
This decision seems remarkably grounded. Looking at the immense impact Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has already made, it’s evident that Sandfall Interactive doesn’t need a massive headcount to deliver a masterpiece. It is quite rare to see a mid-sized studio compete so effectively with the industry’s giants while maintaining such a clear, singular vision.
There is already plenty of anticipation for what these masters of the “FRPG” (French RPG) will create next. Whether they deliver another turn-based epic with a hauntingly beautiful score or venture into new territory, their refusal to trade creativity for corporate growth is a promising sign for fans.
Reflecting on their success, Broche noted that their award-winning hit is “distinct from traditional JRPGs,” highlighting a growing movement in France to define a unique style of RPG development.
Source: gamesradar.com
