The RPG made history at The Game Awards last week. The accolades keep rolling in for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. After taking home the Game of the Year prize at The Game Awards, the president of France applauded developer Sandfall Interactive for its accomplishments. On Instagram, Emmanuel Macron shared a screenshot from Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and noted the game's historic night at The Game Awards. The RPG is not only the most-nominated title ever for The Game Awards, but it also became the most-awarded game in the show's 12-year history. These achievements brought "great pride for Montpellier and for France," according to Macron. Montpellier is where Sandfall is located, for those unaware. A post shared by Emmanuel Macron (@emmanuelmacron) This is the first time a French developer has been behind Game of the Year at The Game Awards. Sandfall showed out in force for the annual show, wearing striped shirts and red berets. That made the developers hard to miss. Latest in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Save On Many Of 2025's Best PC Games During Fanatical's Winter Sale Clair Obscur Celebrates Its Game Awards Blowout With A Major New Update Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Devs Thank Game-Maker YouTubers For GOTY Award