Dante's Inferno Producer Expresses Interest in Macbeth Game

Taken out of context, Knight may seem to express a somewhat shallow understanding of the classic as he explains: "Dante's is more of a violent interpretation of the poem for example. Macbeth would be great, though; there are witches and a supernatural experience along with plenty of intrigue and murder."

With that in mind, I'd be doing him a disservice if I didn't mention Knight's strong grasp of what makes an action game. "The thing is, the unique quality of games is being interactive; it's about action and killing things and pursuing those mechanics is tricky when bringing in classic media," he said. Truly, the last thing that any self-respecting gamer wants is to sit through a series of cutscenes and quick time events which masquerade as a video game.

That being said, I’d like to see him disprove all doubts and craft something masterful out of his idea. To be frank, I wouldn’t mind seeing a creative take on The Tempest, or Hamlet, either. 

Why not think of it as gaming’s exploration of the ‘Unknown Country’.