Detroit: Become Human developer Quantic Dream may have become a household name due to its collaborations with Sony, but the French studio is now planning a future where it will self-publish. As part of a blog post celebrating its 23rd anniversary, the studio suggested that it’ll be looking to support other companies, in addition to continuing to create its own games.
It wrote: “This new venture will allow us to make decisions in total independence, and to address the technological and strategic opportunities of next-generation platforms. It will also allow us to help other developers, by providing investment and development support, so that they can fully express their talents. We want to support creators of original projects and help them, in turn, to achieve their vision and offer quality, ground-breaking experiences.”
The firm went on to say that it sees this as more of a “transformation” than an “evolution”, and that with its independence intact, it will continue “trusting in the idea of making games that are different”. Sounds like the future’s bright, and we can’t wait to see what its got in store for PlayStation 5.
[via blog.quanticdream.com]
