Eric Chahi is the creator of Another World, the sci-fi powered action-adventure from the early 1990s. The game featured what was, at the time, an innovative cinematic visual style and became a cult classic, starring a lead character who got teleported to an alien planet while conducting an experiment in a high-tech laboratory on Earth.
Another World has recently witnessed revival with Another World 15th Anniversary Edition on PC; and Chahi is currently conducting preliminary work on a strategy game which he quips is being influenced by "donuts, universe, spice and teleportation!".
CVG recently caught up with him for a chat about his new game, Another World and his opinions on the development of the videogame scene since the early 1990s.
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