The gaming business is crazy nowadays.
I didn’t start playing games until the mid 90s and I had already been a programmer 20 years.** I did some pretty involved levels for Duke Nukem 3D and Descent: destination Saturn.
By then I was working for a structural engineer, and one of the buildings I put in to Duke Nukem was a replica of a big “Gothic”Church*** that we had designed, with towers and an oculus.
At some point you had to get to the church enter it, kill all the monsters in the church, and jump down into the baptistery (to continue swimming underwater) without hitting the X. church was in the shape of the X and if you step on the X shaped floor tile in the middle of the church it shot you up to the oculus and you died.
Anyhow I lost my custom levels years ago in a system crash, and I totally quit playing computer games about the year 2006. this was after my dad died and I took over everything in the family that he had been doing.
By that time in history I had collected over 200 games for the personal computer and they’re all boxed up in my attic to this day.
**I programmed industrial machinery at work. Not games.
***It was a modern church made with a concrete tile roof and fancy concrete blocks, but it had big Gothic windows and 4 towers.