Set in a dystopian world ruled by a strict communist government, the player controlled a border patrol post guard as they determined who was allowed in and out of the country. It wasn’t until 2013 when he expanded his idea of world building through gameplay loops with a title known as Papers, Please. Through this simple gameplay loop, Pope was able to flesh out the world by making the player’s actions affect the world around them. Determine what was right and not ready for the standard human eyes to see. One of the first few games Pope created was The Republia Times, a game where the player had to decide what stories made it onto the public news. Unfortunately, working at one of the biggest Triple A companies within the industry wasn't enough to go and fulfill Lucas Pope’s dreams, so he took off to start his own independent studio. He wasn’t a big role when it came to Uncharted, but it’s great to know that Lucas Pope had some previous work in the video game industry.
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He started off small by creating mods for the old school classic multiplayer shooter Quake, and then he helped Naughty Dog with the development of the original Uncharted trilogy. He wanted to use his skills in programming to create games for others to play and enjoy. He then made a friend in high school who introduced him to robotics and eventually he earned a loving passion to program and experiment with ideas. Through watching his father, Pope slowly gained an interest in tinkering around with mechanisms and trying to figure out how they all worked. When he was a little boy, Pope spent a majority of his time with his father watching him fix equipment or machinery since he was a handyman.
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