Broken Sword designer retires after 30 years in the industry, laments the 'threat of AI' to the next generation of creators

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The end of an adventure, and the start of a new one.

Despite an uncertain future for creatives in the industry at large, Steve Ince looks back fondly on his career:"There have been so many people that I've worked with over the years who have made working on video games pleasurable, rewarding, exciting, and challenging. Many of them have made me a better writer, artist [and] game designer in the process," he goes on to thank the founders of Revolution, for"giving me the initial break.

Ince gives us a heartfelt sign-off:"I have many more years of creativity ahead of me, but my days of working on video games are drawing to a close. Thank you." He plans to retire in February next year, but won't be putting the pen down for good."I find I'm increasingly drawn towards writing books—particularly, children's books," said Ince,"and hope that those who wish to support my work in the future will read my stories.

 

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