When I first moved to New York in 2007, I stayed with my brother, Damon, in his gaming studio office/living space, which he was closing down to focus on developing 2D technology to make a new kind of game. He had built an interesting demo of the product that would become Organic Panic. It was very rough, but the potential got me very excited: really powerful physics, including liquids, in a 2D platfomer. Levels weren’t perfectly hand-crafted – they were modular, so that different tools, objects, textures, liquids and characters could be easily mixed and matched, which offered almost unlimited...
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