"So that kind of approach and the commitment to quality and at the same time what we were trying to in terms of creating living, breathing characters was, for us, a great combination. "For us that was a dream come true the biggest game franchise that we could imagine, and a particularly good fit because GTA is all about creating living breathing worlds – that's the case for all Rockstar's games.
"We started talking about using the technology for Rockstar's upcoming games, and obviously that included Grand Theft Auto IV," he continued. However unlike many of Rockstar's popular sandbox or open world titles. "We thought it would be amazing if we could make them run in real time on the console and have, for the first time, fully interactive characters in a game. Released in 2012 for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Windows, Max Payne 3 was. We had simple prototypes that were essentially running like stick figures but it kind of worked.
"That physical accumulation of the body, the muscles but also the nervous system that controls humans. "We started the company a few years ago and the original idea was to simulate humans," he explained Reil started his relationship with Rockstar with the seminal Grand Theft Auto IV, giving his vision a thrilling start in the gaming world.
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