Summary
Sandfall Interactive CEO Guillaume Broche has recently commented on the possibility of the RPG hitClair Obscur: Expedition 33going to the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. With the recent success ofClair Obscur: Expedition 33, it’s possible that Sandfall Interactive will want to maximize the game’s reach, and Nintendo’s next console could be a good bet, considering how the original Switch had so many excellent RPGs.
With an emotional story and unique turn-based mechanics with action elements,Clair Obscur: Expedition 33is already one of the most popular games released in 2025.Clair Obscur: Expedition 33received glowing reviews from most critics, and it currently holds an average score of 92 onOpenCritic, which makes it the highest-rated game of the year so far.
In a recent video chat with mistermv (viamp1st), Sandfall Interactive CEO Guillaume Broche was asked about the possibility of a Nintendo Switch 2 port, and the executive responded that the company would be interested in the project. According to Broche, the success ofClair Obscur: Expedition 33“changes everything” regarding future plans, as there are a lot of opportunities appearing. So, while there’s no actual confirmation of a Switch 2 port forClair Obscur, it’s entirely possible that the project could be made eventually.
Sandfall CEO Guillaume Broche Thinks Switch 2 Port Could be ‘Interesting’
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33was a huge commercial hit, selling over two million units in 12 days. While some degree of success was already expected, the numbers surprised even the game’s developers, especially when taking into account the RPG’s day one release on Xbox Game Pass.
Curiously, a new interview has revealed thatClair Obscurwas almost an entirely different game. According to the narrative lead, Jennifer Svedberg-Yen, the RPG was originally conceptualized as “set in a steampunk Victorian England with zombies, aliens, and various things," which could have been a huge departure from the product that gamers played and loved.
At the moment, Sandfall Interactive is focusing on polishingClair Obscur. Last week, for example, the developer released anew major update forClair Obscur: Expedition 33. The patch corrected several glitches that still plagued the title and made some adjustments to gameplay. One of the most controversial changes was nerfing Maelle’s Stendhal ability, which was considered overpowered by the devs. As development continues, it’s likely that gamers will see more updates soon.
