Хотя Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (наш обзор) принято сравнивать с популярными JRPG, французские разработчики на самом деле не стремились сделать "свою JRPG", рассказал геймдиректор проекта Гийом Брош.
It's safe to say Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has been this year's biggest winner, sweeping awards shows across the board including a record number of victories at The Game Awards 2025. But the Indie Game Awards has just retracted the two prizes it had given Sandfall Interactive's surrealist RPG, following renewed discussions around the studio's use of generative AI tools during the development process. Both the Debut Game and overall Game of the Year awards have now been given to new recipients in its place.
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На этой неделе прошла церемония The Indie Game Awards 2025, в ходе которой Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 была признана лучшей игрой 2025 года. Однако уже на следующий день организаторы решили пересмотреть результаты и отозвали награду у разработчиков французской RPG-сенсации.
The thing about Big Business these days is that when you get Big Numbers, that normally leads to Bigger Business, right up to the point the well has not only dried up, but turned to dust. So, when you have a game like Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, now winner of many Geoff Keighleys and seller of many copies, you might assume that developer Sandfall Interactive would increase the size of their operations. Apparently, you would be wrong!