Markiplier

There was a computer that he added into the submarine where you could type in commands and find out more about it.

You found out about the other factions, about like things about the submarine itself, the ocean, a few mysteries were revealed in there.

And so it was then about incorporating, okay, so now you have factions, you have

people and now you have beliefs.

Okay, what about expanding those beliefs?

Where would these beliefs take these two factions?

Like they're both at the end of humanity.

How would they approach that end?

Would they be fatalistic or deterministic about it?

Where would this character sit in between?

Is he straddling the line?

Is he moving in a direction?

Is he moving back towards one belief versus the other?

Then you could start to play with those things.

And as we built that out, then it was like, okay, we got to incorporate the landmark things of the game.

into this now expanding timeline.

So you have the traditional things that happened in the game and then it's like, okay, how can we enrich these moments?

How can we give meaning to what is here and here and here?

And then it was just building and building and building from there.

It was a lot, but still qualifies as a low budget movie.