AVOWED PLATFORMS SERIES

AVOWED PLATFORMS SERIES

Avowed is the part of Xbox Box Games future launches and it will be available for all the Xbox players on Xbox Series X, Xbox One, and Xbox Game Pass platforms. While fans are already expecting a lot from the game, they want to know where they can play this game. There's plenty more out there, sure, but those that scratch this particular itch are far and few between. Avowed is going to be a heart-throbbing first-person RPG game as per Obsidian Games reputation. In other words, while fans are looking for RPGs to play before then, The Outer Worlds and potentially even Avowed (which has no release date yet but could easily come before it) can be played for fans to bide their time.

Many speculate it won't even release until 2024 or 2025, and that seems like a reasonable expectation so far. There's no doubt that anticipation is high for The Elder Scrolls 6, first announced 2 years ago but years from seeing the light of day. But if The Outer Worlds is an answer to Fallout, then Avowed is its answer to Bethesda's Elder Scrolls. Microsoft's backing has done big things for the studio so far, and it's hard to see it not happening down the road. Now, it's easy to see The Outer Worlds as Obisidian's new Fallout-esque franchise, which will hopefully eventually expand with The Outer Worlds 2. In fact, The Outer Worlds and Fallout 76 came to a head with comparisons of their own, with fans even thinking a remark about Fallout creators made it one of the former's trailer was shot at Bethesda. The monster is just teased, as the game fades to black with the narrator ending on a cryptic line: 'is an Oath worth the weigh of a crown?' Yet turmoil seems to set in, as the Avowed narrator describes the empire's oaths as 'lost' and 'forsaken,' with the main playable character having to face the monsters 'our sins have born.' This sees the character activate some type of magic, forming a rune that envelopes their left arm while wielding a sword in the right. War forged this empire, turning heroes into queens and kings, and beckoning back to the days of yore (at least in RPGs any way). The trailer opens showing a wartorn landscape, a castle with archers launching a volley of flaming arrows, and a strong opening dialogue. Either way, Avowed looks absolutely stunning here. With that in mind, it seems like the release date aim is definitely just a couple of years before Series X becomes the sole platform of development. It is going to launch on PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X, which means it's not technically a 'true' Xbox Series X exclusive.

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