As I've come to learn during my adventures in Avowed, nimdut is probably the tamest term Marius drops in his mother tongue. Highlights include the likes of more vulgar words like "saca" which ...

Patel had worked at Obsidian for more than 11 years, contributing to games like Pillars of Eternity 1+2 and The Outer Worlds ...

A variety of curse words and slang is woven throughout the ... life improvement that has greatly deepened my appreciation for Avowed, especially when I’ve had to take a week away from the ...

Slice open the skin of Avowed and words spill out. This is an incredibly talky experience for an action RPG. It’s not that words are bad, per se. But sometimes a little contemplative silence ...

Here’s how it works. Words cannot describe how much I love Avowed's glossary of, well, words. In case you've not been playing Obsidian's excellent little RPG yet, the game has a "dialogue ...

When I hear the words 'Obsidian Entertainment' and 'first-person RPG,' my mind wants to believe that Avowed will be a mash-up of Fallout: New Vegas, Skyrim, and Baldur's Gate 3. Let me preface ...

Avowed thrives on distraction ... often responding not with words but with a “raised eyebrow” or “dangerous smile.” The godlikes really stand out in this world thanks to visible physical ...

In other words, Avowed doesn’t just take the broad concept of grimoires; it also adapts specific spells and abilities from the Pillars magic system, though senior combat designer Maxwell ...

Avowed’s conversations do have one thing worth praising, though. This is a very lore-heavy game and almost immediately, I felt incredibly confused with all the vocab words that were being thrown ...

he can usually be found writing features that are 1,000 words too long or talking about his dog. Obsidian snuck goodies and secrets around every corner to make exploring Avowed feel worthwhile ...

Word of warning: a Grimoire with frost spells ... And those are the best Avowed builds that'll kick-start your journey across the Living Lands in the best possible way. As our return to Eora ...