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TECH SUPPORT

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After Purvis released his debut trailer, he received a handful of messages from friends before putting his phone down for an hour. When he picked it up again, the Twitter app began to lag under the weight of notificati­ons and DMs. “That was when I realised it had got quite popular,” he says. What really surprised him was the attention it attracted from overseas. Within a couple of hours of the trailer’s launch, he’d received a message from Brazil, offering to translate the game into Portuguese for free. With hindsight, he says, he should have seen it coming: “Thatcher has quite a significan­t legacy in South America today because of certain things the British government did in the ’80s and ’90s, so she’s still seen as a villainous figure there.”

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