Legendary Fallout Developer Tim Cain Returns To Obsidian
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Legendary Fallout Developer Tim Cain Returns To Obsidian
"Cain's legacy in video games is deeply enviable. Not only did the dark chocolate-loving developer blast out of the gate with credits on '90s classics like Stonekeep and Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, but almost immediately hit a home run with his leading role on the all-time great RPG, 1997's Fallout. Since then, he project led the fantastic (and fantastically named) Arcanum: Of Steamworks & Magic Obscura, was a senior programmer on the sublime Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodline,"
"In the video, Cain really buries the lede about his return to Obsidian after leaving in June 2020, making sure to first inform viewers of the squirrel that bullies him out of walnuts every time he enters his new home. But that more important detail out of the way, Cain explains that he's fully back at RPG specialists Obsidian, full-time, and in the office, after having contributed work to the recently released The Outer Worlds 2 remotely as a contractor."
Tim Cain has left semi-retirement to return to Obsidian Entertainment as a full-time, in-office employee after moving back to Southern California. He announced the move in a video and noted a recurring squirrel problem at his new home. Cain previously contributed remotely to The Outer Worlds 2 as a contractor. Cain's career includes credits on Stonekeep, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, Fallout (1997), Arcanum: Of Steamworks & Magic Obscura, Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodline, The Temple of Elemental Evil, South Park: The Stick of Truth, Pillars of Eternity, and co-directing The Outer Worlds (2019). No specific new projects have been revealed.
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