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Id Software Studio Director Tim Willits Leaving Company
After 24 years at id Software, studio director Tim Willits is leaving the company.
Willits says that all of id's games currently in development will be unaffected by his departure and that he'll announce what he's doing next after QuakeCon at the end of the month.
Willits started working as a level designer at id for Strife and multiple Quake games before becoming the lead designer on Doom 3 and then the studio director from 2011's Rage and onward.
For more from Willits, be sure to take a look at the time we asked him 122 questions about Rage 2.
After 24 years, I’ve decided to leave id Software after QuakeCon. I’ve been extremely lucky to work with the best people in the industry on truly amazing games. QuakeCon has been an unbelievable part of my journey and I look forward to seeing everyone at the Gaylord Texan. pic.twitter.com/shX5H441py
— Tim Willits (@TimWillits) July 18, 2019
[Source: Tim Willits]
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