Kepler Interactive

Kepler Interactive is a video game publishing company founded in September 2021 by Frenchman Alexis Garavaryan, a former Ubisoft employee. This publishing house, based in London and Singapore, stands out for its unprecedented "super developer" model: seven independent studios co-manage it and pool resources and decisions while remaining autonomous.

With the backing of $120 million in funding from NetEase, Kepler Interactive recorded $50 million in revenue in 2022.

Among its notable successes are "Sifu" (an acclaimed fighting game based on hand-to-hand combat physics), "Tchia" (an open-world adventure), and the now renowned and award-winning "Clair Obscur: Expedition 33" (an innovative turn-based RPG inspired by the French Belle Époque that swept the 2025 Game Awards ceremony with nine trophies, including GOTY).