[Update]: After two years of updates, Grounded has now finally been unleashed from Early Access!

After two years in Early Access and a whole bunch of updates, Obsidian's backyard

[Update]: After two years of updates, Grounded has now finally been unleashed from Early Access!

While the ...

[Update #2]: After two years in Early Access, Grounded will be launching in full on September 27th, 2022.

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[Update #2]: After two years in Early Access, Grounded will be launching in full on September 27th, 2022.

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If you're not a fan of the Epic Games Store, or if you simply didn't noticed it launched, you might be interested to hear that Obsidian's The Outer Worlds RPG (not to be confused with the Outer Wilds)

[Update #2]: After two years in Early Access, Grounded will be launching in full on September 27th, 2022.

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[Update #2]: After two years of updates, Grounded has now finally been unleashed from Early Access!

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[Update #2]: Grounded's newest update has added a massive bird and a new perk system!

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Out of all the RPGs Obsidian worked on, the one I am the most disappointed with is Alpha Protocol. Not because it's bad, mind you, but rather because it was so close to becoming a game that would've defined the genre for years to come. However, while Alpha Protocol never managed to reach that

[Update]: The Outer Worlds is coming to Steam on October 23, 2020.

While Fallout 3 and 4 are certainly fun games, and ones that I've replayed a couple of times each, it is Fallout:

If you're up for giving Pillars of Eternity 2 another try, you might be glad to hear that the final DLC The Forgotten Sanctum has now arrived with mostly positive reviews to back it up. Perhaps more importantly, it has also arrived alongside a massive free update that has fixed numerous bugs

[Update]: Obsidian has now released a new E3 trailer for The Outer Worlds, and I'm glad to say it's looking quite similar to Fallout: New Vegas!

While both Fallout 3 and 4 are

It has been rumored for quite a while now that Microsoft is planning to acquire Obsidian Entertainment (Pillars of Eternity, Fallout: New Vegas, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2), so it shouldn't come as too much of a surprise to hear that the deal has now gone through successfully.

After the extremely well-received Pillars of Eternity, Obsidian returned to crowdfunding in late January of last year in order to secure funds for Pillars of Eternity 2:

Back in February Obsidian successfully crowdfunded Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire, the much-requested sequel to one of the best received modern cRPGs. If you're wondering just

On October 4th Obsidian published an in-depth survey asking players about their preferences regarding DLC, as well as a bit about their gaming background, the type of games they play, and so forth. All in all, around 55,000 people from across the various online communities participated in the

Obsidian has recently released an expansion for Tyranny and is currently working on the long-awaited ...

I've mentioned this multiple times since my initial review for Tyranny, but the campaign ended in such an anticlimactic way that it was practically guaranteed Obsidian was planning to do an expansion or sequel of some

As I've mentioned in my initial review for Tyranny, Obsidian ended the campaign in such an anticlimactic way that it was practically guaranteed they were planning to do an expansion or sequel. Quite a few months have passed

After being available on mobile platforms for quite a while now, Obsidian's card game and RPG hybrid Pathfinder Adventures has made its way to the PC as well. As you might expect given its influence Pathfinder Adventures is all about developing your party, acquiring loot, and beating the