Sunless Skies

I wouldn't go so far, right? I think that it is...

This game is, like, the narrative design here is, like, really, really very clearly influenced by Sunless Skies, which is also a game that Cobb had worked on.

It has, like, the early character creation is actually very similar in a lot of ways, both presentationally and ideas.

I mean, like, Sunless Skies, one of the sort of, like, thematic pillars of the game is the question, who are you in the dark? And that is literally what is in the, like...

internal documents for the game.

And in this game, like, the character creation in Nighthawks literally says, you know, before you confirm your character choice, this is, you know, yes, this is who I am, the dark, right? Like, this is...

Um...

What it feels like to me is that, like, the self-adventure device is, like, very explicit about the way that your stats affect what's going on.

And so what I downloaded Unity, I started playing around with it.

And I'd recently been writing for London and Sunless Sea, Sunless Skies wasn't around yet.

And so my mind was kind of in those sort of, like, interaction things.

Like, a full point-and-click type game obviously has, like, massive, like, artistic, like, requirements and, like, additional, like, logic.