Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 devs talk about the challenges of a Nintendo Switch 2 port

RPG Site reported that Sandfall Interactive has expressed interest in bringing Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 to the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, but clarified that it is too early to make any official announcement. GamesRadar+ later captured the studio’s forward‑looking mindset, noting that after Expedition 33 the team plans to “go a bit crazy” with its next project, aiming to “dream again and be creative.” Kotaku published the Expedition 33 director’s comment that the end of physical discs is “super sad,” reflecting concern over shifting distribution models. AUTOMATON quoted the same director describing the removal of development limitations as “a big mistake,” while Nintendo Everything detailed the technical hurdles the team anticipates in adapting the game for Switch 2 hardware.

These pieces collectively paint a picture of both enthusiasm and caution as the developers weigh design freedom against platform constraints. The disc‑related lament reported by Kotaku contrasts with AUTOMATON’s warning about over‑removing constraints, highlighting an internal tension between preserving classic formats and embracing new capabilities. No firm timeline or confirmation of a Switch 2 port has been provided, leaving the project in an exploratory phase.

Future updates will depend on whether Sandfall finalises a development plan for the next‑gen console.