30 years later, Fallout creator Tim Cain is searching for a legendary D&D player who cheesed an entire competitive dungeon with a lightning-fast Monk build
In a recent YouTube video, Cain explores the legend of the '1 million XP dungeon', a first-edition D&D competition he says he ...
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"Do gamers know what they like?" ponders Fallout co-creator Tim Cain, before arguing in favour of people not providing totally crap feedback to devs
I'm not sure I'd agree with his stance on cosmetic microtransactions, but he's right about trying to articulate what actually ...
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OG Fallout lead Tim Cain dusts off a trove of old development photos dating back to 1994 to show 'what development looked like in the '90s'
In a recent video on his YouTube channel, veteran RPG developer and project lead on the original Fallout, Tim Cain, offered a look at his collection of photos from the game's development between ...
Why Is There So Much Action In My RPG?
The rising amount of action within the RPG genre has caused many to believe there's just too much of it within modern RPGs.
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"This is why I tell people to vote with their dollars" - Fallout co-creator Tim Cain on "violence as the default" in triple-A RPGs
Generally most of the best selling games these days have some amount of violence in them, and if you ask Fallout co-creator Tim Cain, that's because we keep buying them. Look, I'm not going to ...
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Fallout Creator Claimed “Unreliable Narrators” Issue Is One of Its Biggest Strengths
However, Fallout TV series fans have been debating over the show’s plot and timeline discrepancies. They believe that all of ...
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Tim Cain Explains Why His Cult Classic RPG's Don't Get Sequels
Recently, developer Tim Cain, famous for the Fallout series, has explained why many cult classic RPGs don't get sequels. The idea of a game being a cult classic means that the sales likely didn't ...
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Audience Laughs At Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s Question During Hegseth Confirmation
Sen. Warren really thought she had Hegseth when she started questioning him on his stance of serving in the defense industry.
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Fallout lead Tim Cain wonders if "gamers know what they like" and reckons feedback is much better when it's specific and focuses on what you want
Cannonballing into a deep developer discussion, original Fallout mastermind Tim Cain asks if "gamers know what they like" in a new video exploring player feedback and preferences. One conclusion ...