And Sweeney is an outspoken corporate activist—whether you agree with him or not, and no matter how you judge his sincerity and personal incentives—against platform gatekeepers like Apple and Google, who many feel leverage their positions unfairly.
So all that means Jill of the Jungle would be interesting even if it wasn’t fun, simply because it was the last game Sweeney (who was originally a programmer) personally designed.
Tim Sweeney left all sorts of Easter eggs in the game, including his own name. Credit: GOG
Unreal, the 1998 breakthrough game that arguably made Epic Games’ current industry
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