Fisher, who prefers to be called Bill Fisher, about his career and his games. We are honored to have an opportunity to learn more from William R. The fact that he has been developing games since the 1980s is proof of his commitment and his enjoyment as a video game developer. These games also reflect Fisher's taste as a great fan of horror. His games are not short technical demos either, but are full-fledged complete adventures. To make a graphically heavy adventure game in solo such as Last Half of Darkness is beyond many gamers' comprehension. To make an adventure game more advanced than a simple Flash derivative is quite impressive. The game gained popularity and wide distribution as shareware through BBS (Bulletin Board System), a precursor to the Internet as we know it today.
Some fans may recall the series' name from elsewhere-an earlier game simply called Last Half of Darkness, first released back in 1989 by his company known then as SoftLab Laboratories. He is the author of Last Half of Darkness: Shadows of the Servant (2005) and Last Half of Darkness: Beyond the Spirit's Eye (2007). He is founder of WRF Studios, a small game company named after his own initials, and an independent adventure game developer working more or less in solo on his own games. Fisher may not be a name instantly recognizable by adventure game fans-his initials, however, may be.
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