"I shudder when I think about what's going to happen, when I have a couple of games under my belt that are popular." Pope is aware of the restrictions this places on Obra Dinn's visuals, but the idea of a highly-detailed black and white 3D game, something akin to old Macintosh games, is deeply appealing to him. The seedling for Obra Dinn was Pope's desire to make a game completely in black and white - no grayscale, just black and white pixels. "I'm a little worried about how I'm going to manage that."
"I shudder when I think about what's going to happen, when I have a couple of games under my belt that are popular," he added. Usually I'm so obsessed about something that I have to work on it all the time, even when I'm not working I will think about it. "I give myself like six to nine months, and if I spend too long on a game, I'll just lose interest in it. "When I make a game, I'm completely consumed by it and have a limited amount of time to work on it," Pope said. At the time, Pope knew he wanted to make his next game in black and white 3D, and after pushing the localization for Papers, Please he was ready to center his attention on something new. Localization for the title began immediately after the game was finished, which took four months to complete. I couldn't make a sequel because my brain is not able to focus on that kind of project, at least right now."Įven though work on Obra Dinn is under way, Pope is still somewhat involved with Papers, Please running support, providing general maintenance and managing distribution. But I've lost interest in Papers, Please. Make one using TSA checking, or a bouncer at a club. "People think I can make a game like this out of any kind of gate out there. "People are constantly asking for a sequel to Papers, Please," Pope told Polygon. But for Pope, his energy for the title is all since spent. It's difficult to talk about Lucas Pope's newest game Return of the Obra Dinn without bringing up his previous title Papers, Please the acclaimed "dystopian document thriller" that swept the 2014 Independent Games Festival Awards earlier this year.
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