Today the American website Adventure Classic Gaming published an interesting interview with Martin Ganteföhr, creative director at Houde of Tales.
They asked Martin questions like:

• Overclocked deals heavily with violence and the psychology of aggression. Why have you chosen such an intense, controversial theme for the game?
• From a gamer’s perspective, what do you believe to be the most fulfilling kind of experience when playing adventure games?
• You seem unafraid of trying out very different story genres and themes with each new game. How do you describe your own ambitions as a game designer?

He also gave some interesting answers:

• Essentially, making games, and making only one game at a time, is a business model that’s similar to Russian Roulette. We’ve pulled the trigger three times now, and the gun clicked three times.
• I believe making games with mature subject matter (-- and by that I don’t mean, ‘harmful to minors’, but ‘interesting for grown-ups’ --) isn’t catering to the wrong demographic. It is catering to a different demographic.

Interested what Martin answered? Also curious why he compared making games to Russian Roulette? Read the complete interview on AdventureClassicGaming.com.