Markiplier

But I think when I was playing it, I think pretty much right away or maybe about halfway through the game, I thought that it might make a good movie.

It was just such a different experience.

I played tons of horror games, tons of horror games, varying levels of quality.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I didn't know that actually David Zemanski, I had played a game of his eight years prior to that, like one of his earliest or maybe his first indie games that he put out there.

So it was like weirdly familiar.

I like the style of it.

I've seen a lot of those retro horror games, but this one had a unique sense to it.

It was such a contained experience.

It had so much of this atmospheric feel to it.

There wasn't, there was a few jump scares, a few bumps here and there, but

I was like, you know, this is actually a really interesting concept.

So I think a few months later, I had chewed around the idea more.

It was one of those things where I sort of reached out pretty soon after because I knew that I wanted to make a feature in space with Markiplier.

That was a logical procession.

And I think that

A lot of my fans expected it.

And in a career trajectory kind of thing, if I were to ever plan that way, it'd be like, yeah, that seems like the next step to maybe level up my skills and maybe be taken a bit more seriously.

Because there's always that YouTube stigma.