The developers from Sandfall Interactive announced surpassing a new sales milestone on social media.

The soccer action game Rematch, from the creators of Sifu, is rapidly expanding its audience. Developer Sloclap and publisher Kepler Interactive announced that the number of unique players, including Game Pass subscribers, has reached 3 million.

Kepler Interactive is a publisher that values risks and considers the interests of indie studios. What sets the company apart from its competitors is its unique operational approach, which involves joint ownership of the business alongside developer partners. We explore how this model is structured and the successes Kepler has achieved over three years.

Yesterday, Kepler Interactive boasted about the success of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 — within 33 days, the French JRPG was purchased 3.3 million times. As it turned out, the same press release concealed new sales figures for another game published by the company — Sifu.

We haven’t seen such a powerful debut from a budding studio that also exposes the accumulated problems of the industry in a long time. Today we will delve into the launch of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, discuss the team and funding behind Sandfall Interactive, and talk about the factors contributing to the game’s success.

It took 12 days for the French JRPG Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 to exceed 2 million copies sold. This was announced by the studio Sandfall Interactive on the game’s official X account.

This morning, on April 24, the release of the action RPG Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 by the French studio Sandfall Interactive and publisher Kepler Interactive took place. Steam users warmly received the new title.