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- Chmielarz stated the reason for their departures was due to the nature of how Epic Games was approaching game development, partially influenced by Tencent 's prior investment in the company to help them develop games as a service. Chmielarz felt this approach would be limiting for them to develop narrative-driven games.
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Apr 23, 2013 · Adrian Chmielarz left People Can Fly, the studio he'd founded in 2002 and taken from obscurity to blockbuster popularity, in mid-2012, when Epic Games bought up the remaining shares in the...
- Associate Editor
Before People Can Fly, Adrian Chmielarz had founded Metropolis Software with Grzegorz Miechowski, his friend since high school, in 1992. They successfully published a number of titles in Europe, including Teenagent. Due to a personal conflict with Miechowski, Chmielarz opted to leave Metropolis in 2002. [3]
Aug 13, 2012 · "Adrian Chmielarz, Andrzej Poznanski and Michal Kosieradzki have parted ways with People Can Fly and Epic Games in order to pursue other opportunities, which they will announce of their own...
- Senior Editor
Adrian Chmielarz left the same month Fergusson did. Chmielarz joined Epic in early 2012 when it purchased his studio People Can Fly. Chmielarz says that his decision to leave Epic was fueled...
May 2, 2013 · Adrian Chmielarz left Bulletstorm developer People Can Fly in August last year to found his new studio The Astronauts. It didn't take long for the rumour mill to start wildly speculating as to...
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Jun 24, 2015 · In 2007 Epic Games made a majority investment in People Can Fly. In 2013, the studio became Epic Games Poland. That same day, its founder, Adrian Chmielarz, left the company to commit to his new...
Due to an internal conflict, Chmielarz left Metropolis in 2002. Founding the video game development studio People Can Fly in 2002, he went on to create the successful first-person shooter Painkiller (2004) and its follow-ups Painkiller: Battle Out of Hell (2004), Painkiller: Hell Wars (2006), and Painkiller: Hell & Damnation (2012).
