ROH: What was behind the name switch from Pig Farmer to Puppet Combo back in the day? Were there any legal reasons or just something you personally wanted to change? I knew I had something good with the slasher game concept, and in all those years from when I started, surprisingly nobody else had jumped on it, so I had no competition. I started in middle school and worked off and on, and did pretty much nothing game-related in high school, then got back into it in 2011 because I was considering what I wanted to do for a living. Not really, it was just something I lost interest in. During that time between Halloween 3D and the 2010s, were you just learning more and honing your skills or did you have other projects going on?
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ROH: Even though you had started working on game development as far back as the year 2000 with your Halloween 3D project, you didn’t get in the full swing of working on and completing multiple projects until around 2012. I’m a horror game developer focusing on 80s and 90s themed horror games. ROH: How would you introduce yourself to anyone who’s not familiar with you and your work? We recently took some time to catch up with Puppet Combo on the past, present, and future of the indie horror scene and get a glimpse into the landscape of what it’s like to be a full-time solo developer. Few smaller devs have also been able to have such a steady output and level of quality displayed in their games as Puppet Combo.Īfter staying steady and gaining so much attention over the years, he’s become one of the most well-known figures in indie horror development and a favorite of reactionary horror streamers and horror fans in the last ten years.
Few solo horror developers have ever gained as much traction and attention as Puppet Combo, the man behind games like Babysitter Bloodbath, Power Drill Massacre, and The Glass Staircase.
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