For Warhorse’s 15th birthday, we chatted with its co-founder about the demand for ‘grown-up’ RPGs, AI, why games are too cheap, and his role in the collapse of communism
Warhorse Studios’ co-founder discusses the company’s 15-year history and the continuing demand for “grown-up” role-playing games, particularly those pursuing realistic settings and mature themes. He also considers how artificial intelligence may affect game development, arguing that the industry faces broader questions about creativity, value and the sustainability of current business models.
The interview places Warhorse’s work in the context of its success with historically grounded RPGs, while questioning whether games are priced too cheaply given their production costs and the time players spend with them. It also explores the co-founder’s personal involvement in the collapse of communism, linking his political experiences to the values and themes reflected in his career.
- Warhorse marks 15 years of making mature, historically grounded RPGs.
- Its co-founder discusses AI, game pricing and the industry’s future.
- The interview also covers his role in communism’s collapse.