Unknown Worlds CEO Charlie Cleveland was working at Empire Earth developer Stainless Steel Studios in Boston when he witnessed the birth of the Half-Life modding movement, led by CounterStrike, in 2000. Having worked on (but not completed) games with his friends at university, Cleveland had always known he wanted to make something of his own. “Back then, you couldn’t license an engine without $300,000 or some ridiculous amount of money,” he says – but the accessibility of Half-Life modding changed all that. “It was just: ‘Of course, this is my chance – I’m jumping at it’. And I loved it, I loved every moment of it. I wasn’t stressed about it, I was just excited.”
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