the games we make in the studio is very influenced by not just being British but being, I think, where we’re situated in Guildford in the countryside and, um, it’s also, and we have a very multicultural studio. And that’s the other thing that brings a lot of influences. I think we, there is, there is a core of it which is most of the studio is British. They’ve grown up with things like, um, Tony Hart, Take Hart, which is -- which was a television program all about to -- he would do these incredible things of like deconstruct the old master’s paintings and show children how to reconstruct it using like potatoes and shapes and um -- And then every, at the end of every program he’d show the wall, the gallery of, you know, all the children’s pictures. And that program has had so much of an influence on, um, British children from the ‘70s that I would say that I would say that there is a very large amount of people in the British games industry who were -- whose whole creative journey started with that program. It’s incredibly, it was incredibly influential. And that, and like a lot of the other ‘70s children’s program -- programs -- from, um, Britain which were all quite trippy and a bit out there, they’ve all really inspired a lot of people. So, a lot of that stuff really comes through. And then, I think, everybody from everywhere else brings their, you know, I’m from Australia and South Africa and I bring my stuff, and Kareem, our art director, is Egyptian and he brings like a wealth of, you know, all his experiences and we really like all of our projects to kind of have the influence from the team, uh, in their. But, yeah, there is a baseline kind of British influence.
