Game Awards Favorite 'Clair Obscur' Creators Reflect on Record-Breaking Nominations
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The makers of indie hit 'Clair Obscur: Expedition 33' are riding high ahead of the Game Awards, where their game has been nominated in a record 12 categories. Guillaume Broche, the 33-year-old chief developer and co-founder of Sandfall Interactive, credits the game's emotional connection with players for its massive success. Since its release in April, 'Clair Obscur' has sold over five million copies and become a cultural phenomenon, with fans sharing heartfelt messages about how the game has impacted their lives. However, the intense attention has also taken a toll on Broche, who admits to experiencing an emotional rollercoaster. The game's unique blend of story, art direction, and game system has resonated with players, who feel like they're experiencing something original and authentic. Even competitors, like Ari Gibson of 'Hollow Knight: Silksong', have praised 'Clair Obscur' as an 'exceptional and broadly palatable' game. Despite some criticism from social media users, Broche remains unaffected, citing the overwhelming support from fans and industry professionals. The team is already working on new content for 'Clair Obscur', but a sequel is still in the early stages. When asked about the Game Awards, Broche downplays the significance of their record-breaking nominations, saying it's 'the cherry on top' of a successful year. Nevertheless, the recognition is a testament to the team's hard work and dedication. As Broche puts it, 'We've been very lucky to make it,' but the true secret to their success lies in their commitment to creating sincere and authentic gaming experiences.
