Sandfall Interactive, a French game development studio based in Montpellier, is keeping its next project under wraps, despite creative director Guillaume Broche hinting at it during an event for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, a science fiction adventure game. While the studio has confirmed that development of a follow-up to Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is already underway, no official details about the upcoming project have been released. Broche, known for his candid and sometimes humorous remarks, joked that the next game might be a roguelite table tennis game, though he made it clear this was not to be taken seriously. The team at Sandfall Interactive has been focusing on internal activities, including playing table tennis, and has reportedly been occupied with managing a server for Palworld, a popular survival game that allows players to capture and raise creatures. This has likely taken some attention away from public announcements about their next title. Broche mentioned that the upcoming game may not be a direct sequel to Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, but it could still be set within the same universe or could introduce a completely new franchise. Despite the lack of official details, fans of the Clair Obscur series are eager for more information. Broche emphasized that the next game will not be an open world title, though he provided no further specifics about its genre, setting, or gameplay mechanics. The studio's decision to keep the project confidential has only increased the curiosity surrounding it, with many speculating about what Sandfall Interactive might have in store next. The absence of concrete details has left both fans and industry observers guessing about the nature of the project. However, the studio's focus on internal development and the management of external projects like Palworld suggests that they are prioritizing quality and innovation over immediate public disclosure. As the development continues, the gaming community will be watching closely for any future announcements from Sandfall Interactive.