The team at Prospero Hall have lifted the lid on the design process behind Funko Games’ Back to the Future: Back in Time game in a new video.
The video sees the team – including Director of Product Development Deirdre Cross, Game Designer Brian Kirk and Art Director Josh Manderville – explore how they adapted the film trilogy into a game, and what went into making it an authentic, immersive experience.
Check out the video below:
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