Epic Games Chief Creative Officer Who Helped Create Fortnite Leaves Company After 25 Years
And the victory royale goes to Donald Mustard.
One of the people behind Fortnite and its great success is leaving Epic Games.
Donald Mustard, who worked as the chief creative officer for the company, has announced his departure from the company via Twitter. He expressed confidence in the team working on the battle royale, stating that they are working on significant and breathtaking projects. Mustard's departure marks the end of an almost 25-year-long career in the gaming industry, during which he contributed to the creation and evolution of battle royale game-changer Fortnite.
“I am especially proud of the opportunity I’ve had to help create and shape Fortnite,” Mustard said.”
“We love watching you experience every moment - leaping from the Battle Bus for the very first time, seeing the rocket crack open the sky, dancing with friends after a Victory Royale, being sucked into a black hole or being washed out to sea as The Island flipped over - and on and on!” He continued, "I can't wait to now share in the future of Fortnite as a player alongside all of you!”
After an incredible adventure, I will be retiring from my role as Chief Creative Officer at Epic this month.
I have enjoyed nearly 25 years in the game industry collaborating with some of the most talented people ever and I am so proud of what we have made together. From the… pic.twitter.com/9KJT9Jg2jr
— Donald Mustard (@DonaldMustard) September 8, 2023
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