“It’s a live show, so anything can happen”.
Back in the ’90s, FMV video games were seen as a way of harnessing the amazing storage potential of CD-ROM to create immersive, life-like video games – but although cult classics like Night Trap found an audience, few would argue FMV gaming was a true revolution; the lack of interaction was painfully clear, even back then.
However, seemingly against all odds, FMV gaming has undergone something of a resurgence of late thanks to titles such as Her Story and Telling Lies, as well as the continued efforts of Wales Interactive, which has produced the likes of Five Dates, Late Shift and SIMULACRA – all of which have come to Switch.
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