
Avowed is a first-person fantasy RPG set in the world of Eora, where your choices carve a path through war, intrigue, and ancient mysteries. Navigate a land in turmoil, forge powerful alliances or deadly rivalries, and wield magic and steel to shape the fate of the Living Lands—and your own destiny.
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Availability
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 5/day in the week to Aug 4 → 13/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 24 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 9 places towards #1, and the 2,404 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
Welcome to the Living Lands, a mysterious island filled with adventure and danger.
Set in the fictional world of Eora that was first introduced to players in the Pillars of Eternity franchise, Avowed is a first-person fantasy action RPG from the award-winning team at Obsidian Entertainment.
The Living Lands is an island where the air hums with ancient magic, the flora seems to move with a mind of its own, and the ground beneath your feet shifts with secrets waiting to be unearthed.
Now, the Living Lands faces a dire threat—a mysterious plague that defies nature and reason, spreading chaos across its sprawling wilderness.
As an envoy of Aedyr, you are sent to investigate, but what begins as a mission of duty soon becomes deeply personal—you feel as though the land recognizes you and is pulling you toward something greater. The choices you make will ripple across the Living Lands, shaping the fates of its people, its creatures, and even yourself. But beware, for every decision carries weight, and the forces you encounter will not hesitate to test your resolve.
Can you navigate the tangled web of intrigue, power, and danger to uncover the truth? Can you save this unknown frontier and your soul from the forces threatening to tear them asunder?
Even more to do in the game! This update brings New Game Plus, a Photo Mode, a brand new weapon type with two-handed staves, the ability to change character appearance whenever you’d like, new character creation presets, additional Godlike presets, custom game difficulty settings, and the addition of three new playable races: Dwarf, Aumaua, and Orlan.
The Living Lands is a place that feels foreign yet somewhat intrinsic to you as it feels the island itself is calling out to you for help. Explore an island home to many different environments and landscapes, each with their own unique ecosystem.
Mix and match swords, spells, guns, and shields to fight your way. Dig into your grimoire for spells to trap, freeze or burn enemies, bash them with your shield, or use range bows to attack from a distance.
Companions from a spread of species will fight alongside you, with their own unique set of abilities. From a former mercenary to an eccentric wizard, they will be part of your journey with your choices shaping them as you help them with their quests.
High Fidelity Graphics
Discover the breathtaking beauty of the Living Lands as you embark on your journey as the envoy of Aedyr. Avowed delivers stunning visuals, enhanced on PC, with support for true 4K resolution on compatible devices and unlocked framerates for smooth, seamless performance. Every detail of this weird and wonderful world is designed to feel alive and immersive.
Ray Tracing
Enter a world of unparalleled realism with ray tracing technology in Avowed. From the dappled sunlight filtering through a canopy of trees to the flicker of torchlight in ancient caverns, ray tracing brings the Living Lands to life with lifelike lighting, reflections, and shadows. Every scene is rendered with incredible detail, enhancing your immersion in this magical, enigmatic world.
NVIDIA® DLSS and Reflex Support
Enjoy peak performance without sacrificing quality. NVIDIA DLSS leverages AI-powered upscaling to deliver sharp, stunning visuals while boosting frame rates on supported NVIDIA GPUs. Meanwhile, NVIDIA Reflex ensures ultra-responsive gameplay, reducing input lag to help you react quickly and confidently in battle.
Ultra-wide Support
Immerse yourself in the sprawling landscapes of the Living Lands like never before. With support for ultra-wide 21:9 displays, Avowed offers a cinematic, panoramic experience that expands your field of view. Take in the scale of towering mountains, vast grass-filled fields, and ancient ruins, all crafted to make every moment feel epic and unforgettable.
Add-ons
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Sums Steam only; Xbox, PlayStation publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $49.99 | 13.3Kreviews | 77% | — | $19.3M |
| Free | 15.5Kratings | 76% | — | not modelled | |
Updates
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Reviews
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Reviews
Requiring companions in an RPG meant to be a love letter to elder scrolls is an awful choice. Even worse when their dialogue is written like the awful quips from Marvel movies. Straight "he's right behind me, isn't he?" ahhhh energy radiates from most of the companions you meet, but the moment I found out you are FORCED to always have at least one of them with you, nope, instant refund. I could look past it for the tutorial section but after the world opens up I don't need a guide or a sidekick.
leider erst nach 16 Std. zum Entschluss gekommen: MONEY WASTE. Grafik ist gut, Atmosphäre ist ok. Aber das Skillsystem, das looten und die übertrieben langen Konversationen nerven extrem.
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14 of 15 markets; the rest we haven't asked for this title, not markets where it is unavailable.
14 on sale1 answered “not sold”0 we did not ask
The 1 “not sold” market is read from the Steam price pass of Sep 2: that day the store answered for this game elsewhere and gave no price there. The 14 priced markets are the same rows as the table above — each the latest price we hold, dated here when it is older than that pass. The 0 marked “not asked” were not put to this store at all — either it has no storefront there or we do not collect it yet, and neither is a statement about the game. A refusal is a refusal on one day; a store can list a title again tomorrow.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Japanese, Korean*languages with full audio support
| $59.99 |
| 3.7Kratings |
| 87% |
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Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 1K reviews with recorded playtime.
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Aside from the fact that Matt Hansen is the worst thing associated with this game, this is an enjoyable RPG if you are a fan of the world of PoE. Could it have been a lot better? Yes. But if you put aside the drama and play it for what it is, there is a solid experience here. The core mechanics deliver exactly what you'd expect from a Pillars game, even if the execution occasionally stumbles under the weight of its own ambition. It won't reinvent the genre, but for anyone looking to sink a few dozen hours back into Eora, it's well worth the time.
I guess i not played enough, but i already disliked it first i got only almost 60 frames per second on high end PC, yeah some buddies may say thats a perfect frame rate - not for me bud, at least 120 and not fewer + it may actually stutter in high dencity locations so uuh yeah. Character creation is awkward like why dont i even have ability to give my woman character like... big ass cow boobs and massive ass? Instead i can make her pronounce 'he' duh. In my opinion while fighting is actually good, parkour feels clumsy EDIT: forgot to mention shader compilation at the start, its really long, instead of compiling all shaders at once that would be great to compile first essential ones and that are gonna be used first of and other compile during game play at the background
im mixed on this the first half of the game was very solid but then it started getting really repetetive same quest combat was way too basic for this game to take this long to just beat the main story and then the number 1 complaint i had on the second half was the ridiculous difficulty spike it starts getting to the point where its all about what level your gear is instead of your player and i absolutely hate that only get on sale if you wanna give it a go
I can recommend Avowed, it was a pretty good RPG with a couple of flaws, but also some things done very well. I'll list the things I liked, and some stuff that was just okay or kinda meh. I think the exploration was one of its strongest points. It feels natural, the locations look beautiful, and there are many great secrets to discover. The 'platforming' with ledge grabbing felt great, and using that to discover hidden things was fun. The locations are also really diverse, and the world building is stunning, and the graphics as well on max settings. The combat was also good, there are three major 'classes' to choose from with perks, but you can also mix and match. I've played both the rogue/ranger, the fighter and the wizard. Although it felt good, it did get repetitive, but respeccing was very easy, which I liked, so playing all the different classes in one playthrough did help to keep it fun. The quests and their objectives were also fun. It had a nice variety, and many quests give you choices that change the quest's outcome, including the main story. I also thought the main story was pretty good and interesting. Although some parts can drag on a bit at some point, but I don't want to spoil it. The things that were just okay are the companions. I didn't really like nor dislike them, but they were just okay. They weren't that interesting, nor did their writing really intrigue me, but it also didn't annoy me. So it was pretty okay. Same with the overall writing and dialogue, some parts were well written and interesting, some parts were boring and dragged on a bit too long, but overall it was pretty okay. I think the gear and its progression were also just fine. I liked discovering unique loot with their unique perks, but upgrading them was just fine. You have to upgrade it not just for their passive buffs, but also to not get overwhelmed in combat, as having too low an item level gives you an invisible debuff against enemies. Although the party does speak on it, suggesting you should upgrade your gear. I do think the game could use more enemy variety, it did get a little repetitive after a while. While the enemies themselves are good, I do wish for more. Many people don't like that the game doesn't have a bounty system for stealing just like The Elder Scrolls, and although that would've been cool, I didn't feel this game would really benefit as much from it, as it's not as free as it. The comparisons are there, it's both a first person RPG, but Elder Scrolls feels much more open ended, and Avowed feels even more like an action RPG. It doesn't have one huge map, but rather four decent sized ones. It doesn't try to be Elder Scrolls, and I still liked Avowed for what it tried to be. When I tried Avowed on launch, I didn't like it as much. The 2.0 update did add a lot of quality of life improvements, which helped me to enjoy the game. There are more playable races, more customization options, more skills and spells, better progression, better performance, and quality of life features. I do think the intro is a little weak, but keep playing in the first big zone, as the game opens up later. So overall, I liked and can recommend Avowed. If you like first person/action RPGs (although you can also play in third person), you can give this one a try. I do think the launch price of €70 was too much for this game, but €50 is the perfect price. And it goes on sale regularly, which makes it worth even more. I had a good time with this game, and although it won't get a spot in my favorite RPGs of all time, I still had a lot of fun with it.
It looks horrible on steamdeck
Kurzfassung: Die Spielwelt beeindruckt optisch, enttäuscht jedoch in beinahe allen anderen Bereichen. Story, Audio, Charakter- und Kampfsystem bleiben bestenfalls durchschnittlich, die Nebenquests fallen sogar negativ auf. Positiv * Optik: Die Welt ist liebevoll gestaltet. Avowed bietet eindrucksvolle Städte, abwechslungsreiche, fantasievolle Biome und stimmungsvolle Dungeons voller leuchtender Pilze. Der Stil von Pillars of Eternity ist erkennbar, die neue Ego-Perspektive erlaubt jedoch ein intensiveres Eintauchen in diese hübsche Fantasy-Umgebung. * Dialoge: Dialoge und Dialogoptionen sind vorhanden und funktionieren größtenteils wie in klassischen CRPGs. Man kann Dialogverläufe nachlesen und Hintergrundinformationen zu Personen und Orten einsehen. Definitiv ein Plus gegenüber vielen modernen Titeln. Neutral * Story: Trägt durchs Spiel und bietet mehrere Enden je nach Entscheidungen, aber wenig Originalität. Es fehlen überraschende Wendungen oder tiefere, nachhaltige Spannung. Wer Pillars of Eternity kennt, wird zudem gelegentlich vor den Kopf gestoßen. * Audio: Die englische Vertonung ist hochwertig, eine deutsche Synchronisation fehlt. Soundeffekte im Kampf sind jedoch inkonsistent: Waffen klingen oft unnatürlich, Rüstungen klingen gleich, unabhängig vom Material. Enttäuschend. * Kampfsystem: Es ist weder besonders taktisch noch schlecht, erinnert grob an Skyrim, nur etwas unausgereifter. Manche Mechaniken, etwa automatische Nahkampfausrichtung, mindern das Gefühl von Distanz und Reichweite. Man wird geradezu magnetisch zu den Feinden hingezogen. Viele Komfortoptionen reduzieren zudem die Herausforderung. Allerdings lassen sich diese größtenteils abschalten. Einzelne Elemente wie Wurfgeschosse mit unterschiedlichen Elementen (Frost, Feuer, Gift, etc.) zeigen Potential, das insgesamt aber nicht ausgeschöpft wird. Letztlich hat es nur am Anfang Spass gemacht. Danach wurde es eintönig. *Charaktersystem: Im Vergleich zu PoE gibt es keine Klassen und Unterklassen mehr. Man wählt Fähigkeiten frei à la Skyrim. Für mich als Fan des komplexeren Klassensystems der "Vorgänger" ist es nicht gleichwertig. Negativ * Spielwelt: Trotz schöner Optik wirkt die Welt oft leer und leblos. Interessante NPCs sind selten und liefern meist wenig Substanz. Viele Gebiete bestehen aus einfachem A‑nach‑B‑Laufen und einmaligen Gegnerbegegnungen. Die Spielwelt ist vollgepackt mit Lootkisten, die einen Sound abspielen, damit man sie auch bloß nicht verpasst. Oft enthalten sie aber nur uninteressante Gegenstände. In ausgewählten Regionen findet man legendäre Gegenstände. * Nebenquests: Die Areale haben für ihre Größe recht wenige Nebenquests. Leider besteht die hälfte der Aufgaben aus Kopfgeld-Quests mit null Tiefe. Das ist schon sehr schwach für ein RPG. Fazit Als Fan von RPGs, der Pillars of Eternity schätzt, ist Avowed ein Reinfall. Die optische Präsentation ist stark, reicht aber nicht aus, um Schwächen in Story, Audio, Systemen und Questdesign zu überdecken. Nach gut 30 Stunden war bei mir die Motivation verloren. Das kommt wirklich nicht häufig vor. Wenn man zudem noch bedenkt, dass die Entwickler Veteranen sind und Spiele wie Fallout New Vegas, Tyranny, PoE 1 & 2 produziert haben, dann steigt die Enttäuschung noch weiter.
作为微软第一方游戏,本作实在令人失望。 1.游戏已经发售一年有余,但是BUG非常多,令人怀疑这款游戏没有合格的程序员编程。 2.工作室对虚幻5引擎掌握的非常差,每次启动游戏都需要编译一次着色器,而且卡顿是经常性的,游戏帧数也很低,优化不好,赶紧升级至虚幻5.8版本,找个合格的程序员修复BUG吧。 3.汉化很差,没有中文配音,与微软第一方工作室的品牌不匹配。 现在已经是2026年了,游戏发售这么长时间,竟然像个半成品,与索尼相比,微软第一方工作室的实力和游戏品质差强人意,除非你是中世纪剑与魔法题材的游戏爱好者,否则不建议入手。
Demasiado combate para lo malo que es el sistema, después de 20h se ha vuelto tedioso y repetitivo. La historia no engancha lo suficiente para querer hacerme seguir y por si fuera poco los compañeros son de lo más soso y esteriotipado que he visto. Esperaba mucho más de la empresa que desarrolló el "New Vegas".
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