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What engine does Pato Box run<br />
in?<br />
Antonio: Pato Box runs on<br />
Unity - the engine has been<br />
great for us and we feel really<br />
comfortable using it.<br />
How long did it take to<br />
develop the game in total?<br />
Antonio: The PC version took<br />
around 1 year and 8 months<br />
to develop. After that release<br />
we have been working on fixes,<br />
the arcade mode, and the ports<br />
of the game for around 4-5<br />
months.<br />
Has it been difficult raising<br />
awareness of your game<br />
within the ever-growing indie<br />
market?<br />
César: I wouldn’t say it has<br />
been difficult but rather a slow<br />
process. We have relied on<br />
the users and their opinions<br />
on the game and how they<br />
recommend the game on social<br />
media and blogs. We have<br />
been lucky enough to grab<br />
the attention of some popular<br />
webpages that got interested<br />
in it as well expanding the<br />
exposure of it.<br />
Let’s talk about the game<br />
itself. What was the<br />
inspiration behind Pato<br />
Box? What made you<br />
decide on a boxing duck?<br />
César: The character and<br />
some of the story was<br />
pitched at Bromio based on<br />
a comic book I created in my<br />
free time. The main character<br />
was charismatic enough<br />
to bring attention to the<br />
whole idea and we started<br />
brainstorming every idea that<br />
would bring the character to<br />
life.
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