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In 1995, D pushed the boundaries of horror and storytelling, creating an eerie, cinematic experience unlike anything before it. In this episode, we explore the twisted genius of Kenji Eno and how his studio, Warp, crafted a haunting real-time adventure that blended atmosphere, innovation, and rebellion. We trace Eno’s journey from dropout to developer, his bold decision to sneak uncensored content past publishers, and the unconventional marketing stunts that made him both infamous and unforgettable. Our conversation also covers Warp’s strange legacy, Eno’s unpredictable career, and the game’s quiet influence on interactive horror. Join us as we unlock the mysteries of D on today’s trip down Memory Card Lane.
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