Avowed dev with credits on RPGs dating back 25 years says this is the most confident he's ever been in a game at this point
Nov. 30, 2024“I’m just overjoyed at how well everything’s come together”
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With only a few months to go until its release, the hype forAvowedis only growing stronger day by day, and it’s not only fans that are fuelling the fire with one veteran developer saying that he has never been more confident in a game this close to launch.
“Games are really hard to make, and every experience is different”, Presnell begins. “I’ve always felt a certain level of dread months before a game shipped, a case of the nerves. But this is the most confident I’ve ever been in my experience at this stage of the project”, he explains.
For Presnell, things could not be going more smoothly as Avowed’s final months in development approach.“I’m just overjoyed at how well everything’s come together” he says. “The team is now closing things down and fixing bugs and working on perf, and I’m going to be really proud of this game when it’s available to the public. I can’t wait, actually.”
Avowed is set to be the best of all ofObsidian Entertainment’s previous RPGs, and if Presnell’s confidence about the game is to be any indication, we’re certainly in for a treat when it hits the market early next year.
If you’re interested in how the game is shaping up, check out our hands-onAvowed preview.
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