
In 2020, Rockstar Games underwent a rather large shift when co-founder and longtime production executive Dan Houser left the company. Now focusing on his own work as opposed to huge sandboxes like Red Dead Redemption 2 and Grand Theft Auto 5, he's opened up on why exactly he decided to leave the studio he helped build.
"The scale of the last couple [GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2] were beyond any imagining," he tells BBC Radio 4. "I worked with incredibly talented people so thinking that group, me piggybacking off their vast brains, could do something amazing - that's why I worked there."