Avowed Beginner Guides As you enter the world of Avowed, you'll consistently find new mechanics. Some of these mechanics will ...

Avowed is just a video game, after all, so all that matters is the utility of the item. Mariner’s Porridge is definitely one ...

Avowed is like the John Wick of fantasy RPGs, an experience that gets right down to the good stuff without having to wait through all that sleepy-eyed exposition.

Avowed is undeniably a product of the studio responsible for The Outer Worlds and—most relevant in this case—Pillars of Eternity. It spins a gripping fantasy yarn, balancing existential ...

Avowed is undeniably a product of the studio responsible for The Outer Worlds and—most relevant in this case—Pillars of Eternity. It spins a gripping fantasy yarn, balancing existential ...

VINCENT ACOVINO, BYLINE: Avowed is a classic fantasy role-playing game. It's got magic spells, swords and the role-playing aspect of it is deep. You make your own character and lead them through a ...

The player encounters various governmental figures and debates about the rights of various human and not-so-human creatures ...

Avowed is set in Eora, the Pillars of Eternity setting. Sharing a setting with Obsidian's Pillars of Eternity CRPGs, Avowed takes place in the fantasy world of Eora.

Avowed is part of the universe of Obsidian's Pillars of Eternity series, but it feels a lot more like the studio's other recent RPG, The Outer Worlds, in how it plays.

Avowed contains a world that demands to be explored, and while I am sure the team is going to be sick of the Skyrim comparisons, that is one of the last games with a world I’ve had this much ...

Avowed is extremely light on its feet, with your Envoy leaping, mantling and sliding past obstacles in a manner that makes traversal extremely fluid, and livens up moment-to-moment exploration.

From the moment its cinematic announcement trailer revealed that it would be played from a first-person perspective, Avowed has been viewed as Obsidian Entertainment’s answer to Skyrim. It’s a ...