"I mean, how many first person shooters can you make? ... There's a moment where we need to grow up."

- David Cage, director on Quantic Dream'sIn a new interview at Gamescom, the outspoken director oftalked to Gamasutra about his frustration with the industry and its refusal to move to more mature subject matter.At the show, the developer showcased his studio's upcoming title,, an adventure game starring actress Ellen Page. The story follows the lead character's life from age 8 to age 23."I think we should have more courage in our industry and take more risks, because I think this is what the industry needs now. I mean, how many first person shooters can you make? How many monsters/aliens/zombies can you kill in games? There's a moment where we need to grow up. We need to grow up," Cage told Gamasutra."I often think that the industry suffers of the Peter Pan syndrome. It's the fact that we don't want to grow up, so we stay kids. But there is a moment where you need to grow up as an industry. And you cannot keep up with the Peter Pan syndrome. You need to grow. And I think this is the right time," he said.The full interview with Cage will be live on Gamasutra in the near future.