#Fallout 2 restoration project Pc#

In his video, Cain explores many moments of uncertainty and struggle in his life as a gay man, starting with how difficult it was to be a gay man in the ‘80s during the worst days of the AIDS crisis and how the doom and gloom of the media’s reporting at the time created an environment of silencing fear. In a recent YouTube video, he documented that journey from closeted to visible. Though he knew from a young age that he was gay, Cain stayed in the closet for many years, only coming out in the 2000s after The Temple of Elemental Evil.

#Fallout 2 restoration project Pc#

He was the project lead on PC RPGs Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura and The Temple of Elemental Evil, and a programmer for Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines in the 2000s, as well as a senior programmer on Pillars of Eternity and Tyranny in the 2010s and, most recently, co-director on The Outer Worlds. Perhaps best known as the creator of the original Fallout games in the 1990s, Tim Cain has had a storied career in the games industry. One such elder is legendary game designer Tim Cain, who has recently published a video discussing his many years in the game industry as a gay man, and his journey from closeted life to being out to the world. And in this fight, it’s essential to learn from the experiences of our queer elders, both to learn what has changed, and what work remains. Our history is one of courage and struggle, a struggle that continues today. Being queer these days is a whirlwind of emotions, some very positive and hopeful, and others not so much.

To all of my fellow members of the LGBTQ+ community, happy Pride.