When I had the first inkling of an idea for Subnautica, I was sitting in my garden in here in San Francisco. We had just finished a grueling journey making our previous game, Natural Selection 2. To make that game, we had to start a company, get funding, write an engine, hire a team, and make a game - and none of that was orderly as it was just written there. That game was a labor of love, but it was also exhausting. After working for so many years, for so little money and with financial insolvency always looming, I was wondering if I even wanted to stay in games.
But Minecraft was having its revolution. It showed us that games didn't have to be focused on conflict and linearity, but... Read more
Thursday, December 6, 2018
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