With our latest game, The Sinking City, we are trying to push the boundaries of detective games. We are huge fans of the investigation genre because it allows us to tell stories that explore the ups and downs of human nature and to look into what drives people to commit crimes. We are the authors of the Sherlock Holmes games with Crimes and Punishments and Devil’s Daughter being the most recent ones. Marketing Manager Sergey Oganesyan: Hey! We are Frogwares, a Ukraine-based studio with around 20 years of history behind us. Thanks for chatting! Can you provide us with some of the studio’s background? He also explains how they got inspired to create subject material based on renowned horror writer H.P. Chatting with Frogwares Marketing Manager Sergey Oganesyan, he talks about some of the challenges the team faced and elaborates on how Unreal helped alleviate some of the biggest headaches. Using skills they honed while developing the Sherlock series, the team at Frogwares improved upon their foundation while incorporating similar mechanics to a new setting. Charles’ efforts to save the besieged city might just save his own frail psyche in the process. Uncovering the truth behind the city’s troubles, he finds supernatural forces at work. With no cure in-sight, he strides even further toward insanity in the half-submerged city of Oakmont, Massachusetts. Taking place in the 1920s, investigator Charles Reed struggles with the realization that he’s slowly losing his mind. Recently making its arrival on the Nintendo Switch as well, The Sinking City takes all the detective work from Sherlock yet places those mechanics in the eerie world of H.P.
By Shawn Petraschuk The Sinking City, from developer Frogwares, who is most notably recognized for developing the long-running Sherlock Holmes series, saw its debut on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One back in June.
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