Deus Ex Creator Quits Gaming After Latest Game Flops
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Warren Spector celebrated his 40 years of career a few years ago and this week, he announced that he was retiring. Maybe. He wants to write books, read them, give courses (he taught for two years at University Of Texas) and maybe do some consulting. And play the piano. He's not so sure of his decision because he still has three games in mind that he wants to do but he finds that the industry has changed and that things are no longer really...
Game designer Warren Spector announced his decision to leave the gaming industry. The developer had worked in the industry since 1983. During this time, he created Deus Ex and System Shock, and also contributed to Ultima Underworld, Wing Commander, Thief: The Dark Project, and Epic Mickey. Spector's last project was Thick As Thieves, released on May 20, 2026. The post "Deus Ex Author Leaves Gaming After Failure of His Last Game" first appeared o…
Warren Spector Retires After 44 Years to Revolutionize Video Game (Deus Ex, Ultima, System Shock...)
Warren Spector, a major figure in the modern video game, announces his retirement after nearly 44 years of career. The creator of Deus Ex and veteran of cult franchises like Ultima, System Shock or Thief explains that the age, health and evolution of the industry have convinced him to leave the ... Read more Like KultureGeek on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter Don't forget to download our free iAddict app for iPhone and iPad (link App Store) R…
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