I've learnt from the first game, and developed as a writer and artist. The sequel/prequel is highly taxing, just as personal and emotionally draining, but I am aware of the process. I thought I would be become quite cynical, but haven't. So, I am definitely approaching the new title in a different way. Quite a bizarre experience, but amazing all the same. The forums found the small website I had built, and the game found an audience (which continues to grow around the world). I had just quit University and fancied the idea of reassembling the point and click adventure as a personal project. Jonathan: I wasn't conscious of an audience when I was writing Dark Fall, which both helped and hindered. Must be very different to when you were doing "Dark Fall: The Journal"?
Peter: Hello Jonathan, you've got one highly praised game under your belt, a respected Adventure game publisher behind you, and many people eagerly awaiting "Lights Out". With "Lights Out" to be released in the next few months Jonathan Boakes talks to Peter Rootham-Smith about the trials and tribulations of writing and publishing a second game and about game development in general, and "Lights Out" in particular. Interview by Peter Rootham-Smith (April, 2004) Dark Fall: Lights Out - Interview with Jonathan Boakes
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