After French studio Quantic Dream and Sony ended their exclusivity deal earlier in 2019, many were wondering what the change would mean for the developer. After all, Quantic Dream had been making games exclusively for PlayStation systems for over 12 years. The president of the studio, David Cage explained that the company?s independence would let it ?work on different platforms and reach players all around the world.?
According to Cage, the exclusivity break-up was being looked into way before the release of Detroit: Become Human in 2018. He revealed he was ?thinking about where we wanted to go with the company for quite some time.? The now independent publisher will be ?backing [a] few titles and championing originality and high quality, while providing tech and industrial support.?
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