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Avowed has been out for just a few days, but it has been performing decently well in the highly competitive RPG genre. The credit for this success, of course, goes to none other than Obsidian Entertainment, the studio behind the title, and, weirdly, also to Microsoft.

Avowed is performing decently well | Obsidian Entertainment

Obsidian is the same studio that is behind other popular titles such as Fallout: New Vegas, The Outer Worlds, and more. However, the studio wasn’t really that stable before it was bought out by the giant back in 2018, changing the course of the future for the game-developing house forever.

Avowed success: How Microsoft plays a part Microsoft is a part of the reason for Avowed’s success | Obsidian Entertainment

Avowed was one of the most-anticipated releases of 2025, and now that it is finally out, it is being welcomed warmly by gamers, despite the player count on Steam suggesting otherwise.

This fall, if Adam Boggus' English teacher assigns him to write an essay about what he did during his summer vacation, the Belen, New Mexico, teen says he'll be ready. Since May 23, Adam, 16, has been banished to a backyard tent by his parents, Jacob and Angela Boggus, for stealing his little sister's iPod. Although he's allowed inside the house to eat meals, use the bathroom and sleep every night, he spends his days reading, napping and doing summer school homework in a three-person tent. The tent will be his home, he tells People, until he has finished reading five books...