Expedition 33 wasn't always based in France – the turn-based RPG was, in fact, originally planned to be set in Victorian-era ...

Broche’s goal from the start was to create a high-fidelity turn-based role-playing game, which is rare. Turn-based games are plentiful today, including The Washington Post’s best game of 2024 ...

Charlie Cox admits feeling undeserving of praise for his role in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 despite critical acclaim.

Guillaume Broche: There are different meanings that we hope players will discover. We won’t reveal too much for now, but when we discussed how to depict a noble death in the game, ...

A major part of Expedition 33’s success is its gripping story.It kept me coming back to the game every moment I could just to see what happened next. The opening hits you with a gut punch.

Broche is no stranger to shouting out other games. Shortly after Clair Obscur Expedition 33's launch, they recommended anyone enjoying their game also try The Hundred Line, after it launched on ...

Clair Obscur grew out of a prototype by Guillaume Broche, who taught himself to use Unreal Engine while working as a narrative lead at Ubisoft.

Boredom can be productive, apparently. At least it was for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 director Guillaume Broche, who first dreamed about creating the critically acclaimed RPG while "bored in ...

Enter creative director Guillaume Broche, who chatted with DenfaminicoGamer about the title he worked on, and in the midst of that, he praised the epic Atlus title for all that it did, ...

While speaking with Pirate Software, Clair Obscur game director Guillaume Broche said the studio had hosted "an internal small competition" during the game's development to see which of its ...

When Svedberg-Yen met Broche, the game designer was originally at work on We Lost, a much smaller, steampunk game set in Victorian England.An avid fantasy reader and writer, Svedberg-Yen sparked ...

Five years later, during the pandemic lockdown, she saw a Reddit post from video game developer Guillaume Broche, an alumnus of France’s games mega-publisher Ubisoft, looking for voice actresses.