Game Informer - After spending six years working on the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare franchise at Infinity Ward, former creative strategist Robert Bowling decided to quit and form a new independent game company called Robotoki. His team’s first project, Human Element, aims to explore the greatest threat in a zombie apocalypse.
We spoke to Bowling about his decision to leave Activision, details on Human Element, and where he hopes to take Robotoki in the future.
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Remember Human Element? The class-based, zombie apocalypse game from Robert Bowling who served as the creative strategist and community manager for Infinity Ward’s Call of Duty franchise? As it turns out, Bowling’s studio Robotoki has shut down.
Shouldn't have given such a different impression of your game then. You described it as a gritty visceral apocalypse survival based on keeping the human element alive. Instead you made a cartoony Mad Max multiplayer shooter. I cannot understand what on earth happened.
Well i guess this is a good thing, what they showed and what the described was not even close to each other.
I guess. I feel bad the studio shut down, but the vision for the game changed completely. Definitely wasn't what it was originally announced to be.
