If your goal in Avowed is to go all-in on the wizard lifestyle, you may have settled on a wand as one of your weapons of ...

While Obsidian's Avowed certainly takes some inspiration from Skyrim, its magical combat has plenty of unique qualities all ...

Some companions in Avowed are lifesavers you can’t do without, while others might leave you wondering if they’re really worth ...

Any good fantasy RPG needs some strong world-building, and Eora's vast pantheon of gods forms the backbone of Avowed's main ...

But that doesn't mean you can't also face smaller picture stuff like, say, a guard who needs to go for a piss. Nothing ...

So I'm calling you what essentially translates to a jackass or idiot, but it's said in a "friendly manner," which makes it OK ...

Combat is fun and interesting in Avowed -- but surprisingly for an Obsidian game, the story and characters are not.

Avowed does exactly this. Avowed prioritizes ambiguity in its moral dilemmas, which often results in a nightmare for those looking for a more straightforward choice system.

Much of what you'll find will be crafting materials and puzzles tend to be simple, but Avowed still somehow captures the magic that makes exploring in legendary titles like Skyrim so endlessly fun.

The answer's all of them, you coward, but who am I to stop you spending 50 more hours in the character creation menu.

Sharing a setting with Obsidian's Pillars of Eternity games, Avowed is in a fantasy world where society has discovered the powerful magic of shooting bullets at guys. The Avowed gameplay reveal ...

Issues delivered straight to your door or device You don't have to be Skyrim to be good. There comes a time, dear reader, ...