It wasn’t ideal for Andrea Lucco Borlera’s first game Horses to get roundhouse kicked to Hell with unforgiving bans on Steam and Epic, but the Italian designer won’t let a bit of controversy kill his macabre ambitions.
“It is perceived as radioactive in terms of publisher,” Borlera tells GamesRadar+ about his ideas for his next project. Horses, a black-and-white surrealist horror about brainwashed humans acting equine, was made in collaboration with Milan-based studio Santa Ragione. Borlera’s next idea “is a continuation in terms of, we can say, alt-reality,” and he’s married to it even if others disapprove. Though, he is uncomfortably attuned to the fact that others might not like it.
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