Quantic Dream CEO, David Cage, has said that the studio had a ?fantastic? partnership with Sony for 12 years that gave its developers creative freedom and liberty to do whatever they wanted. However, as part of its efforts to explore new opportunities, Quantic Dream is now looking to publish games across all genres.
In an interview with GameSpot, Cage said that the company is currently working on different projects and is also interested in working with other developers.

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