Avowed was certainly one of the positive surprises of the year and what it looks like, we can look forward to further content, in whatever form.
Avowed, the new role -playing game of Obsidian, is very well received by the players, despite hard competition in the genre, especially by Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. 81, Metacritic user 7.0, Steam 77% positive).
It seems that Obsidian feels more for the brand due to the positive response that is well called by the positive response. In an interview with Bloomberg, Game Director Carrie Patel at least expressed himself accordingly: “Now that we have created this wonderful world and this team, which is familiar with the content and gameplay of the world, I want us to make more of it. “
In what kind of way, Patel did not describe. So the question remains whether Obsidian may plan DLCs for the current avowed or whether there is a sequel on the to-do list. After all, the studio put a full six years of work in the title that expanded the Pillars of Eternity Universe.
Avowed was initially planned as an open-world game with extensive multiplayer components, and was then aimed at patiels on the single player title with open zones instead of a single game world. “We knew from The Outer Worlds that we can build a really great game with open zones, and that also brings some advantages with it, since you can address your areas really more clearly and more clearly and a feeling of further development is conveyed when the player is conveyed From one environment to the next, “said Patel.
So you can be excited, but next to the release of Outer Worlds 2. However, we would have no objection to more avowed, even if the title does not belong to the Oberliga, as described in our test on Avowed: “All in all, obsidian from well-known ingredients has conjured up a very tasty, easily digestible RPG stew, delicious with one Good story and imaginative kind of design, also significantly less plush than Dragon Age: The Veilguard. Competent and entertaining, but for the very large haute cuisine it is not quite enough again, there is something missing in freshness and spice. “
