Charles Cecil: "From a Simple Interface, Complexity Emerges"
In an interview with GamesMarkt, UK gaming veteran Charles Cecil talks about the current remake of his Broken Sword legacy, UK and the European Union and the recent challenges for small and big studios alike in the precarious gaming market.
Son and father, developer duo: Charles Cecil (right) and his son David, game designer at Revolution Software.GamesMarkt, Pascal Wagner
Charles Cecil is a true veteran of the gaming industry. The Brit and his studio Revolution Software have been making games for 34 years. Their Broken Sword games, in Germany called Baphomets Fluch, have a cult following on the German market. With the newest remake of the first Broken Sword game, Broken Sword - Shadow of the Templars: Reforged, Cecil and Revolution are bringing the game to a new, younger audience, and aim to revolutionise the Point & Click interface again in one go. We spoke to C...
Charles Cecil is a true veteran of the gaming industry. The Brit and his studio Revolution Software have been making games for 34 years. Their Broken Sword games, in Germany called Baphomets Fluch, have a cult following on the German market. With the newest remake of the first Broken Sword game, Broken Sword - Shadow of the Templars: Reforged, Cecil and Revolution are bringing the game to a new, younger audience, and aim to revolutionise the Point & Click interface again in one go. We spoke to C...
