Avowed

A fun game where Garrus Vakarian can be your companion again! But the I'll also say that the map designs in this game is great. The world feels handcraftet and it's a lot of fun to see something cool on the horizon and decide you want to check it out. The combat also feels great, it feels fast and flashy in a way that makes you feel cool. I will also say that my pc is not the best, so at the endgame I started to expirience some technical hiccups and crashes, which is a shame since the early game runs completly fine for me. I'll say the game is worth giving a chance, and having fun exploring and getting to know your character

The truth about Avowed is that it's a strange cocktail,a crossover between a CRPG and an action FPS that works... but only in fits and starts. The real standout here is without a doubt the combat system: the sheer physicality and impact of the skills give you a massive sense of satisfaction. The game world is well-designed, captivating, and packed with detail. Sure, it lacks the magnificence and immersion of a The Elder Scrolls title (it's a bit too fantasy-heavy for that), but it's still great to look at. A quick shout-out to the character designs too, which are all well-crafted, even if they look like they've all undergone a round of cosmetic surgery with botox and lip fillers, making them feel a bit uncanny and overly standardized. Unfortunately, as soon as the brawling stops and the talking starts, the game trips over itself. The main plot is soporific, watered down, and stretched thin across pointless trips, the classic Obsidian issue, where stories end up bland and forgettable (New Vegas and The Outer Worlds are two of the most forgettable stories I have ever played). But the absolute worst part is the dialogue: preachy, cryptic, and completely unnatural. It feels like a series of short stories written to shove the lore down your throat with a funnel. The internal voice quickly becomes a relentless pain you just want to skip, and most NPC interactions follow the same frustrating loop (you warn them of a dire threat, they downplay it or insult you, and then after ten minutes of useless chatter they go, "Alright, fine, let's do it"). In the long run, listening to them literally drains your urge to keep playing. That said, this burnout comes from my personal hatred for flat plots and irritating dialogue, if you enjoy heavy exposition and slower storytelling, you might actually appreciate this side of the game. There are a few other odd design choices too: the Dying Light-style parkour used to reach hidden chests feels out of place, and there is way too much loot lying around (almost Borderlands style). Being able to steal anything anywhere without consequences completely kills immersion. Worse yet, the loot feels boring, generic, and thoroughly unsatisfying; I literally wore the exact same three items for the entire game without ever finding anything interesting or build-defining, just a endless collection of upgrade materials. Bottom line: Don't expect a new Skyrim or a Pillars of Eternity. Avowed hits incredible highs with its combat and companion interactions, but if you're looking for a smooth narrative and a memorable adventure, get ready to slog through an ocean of boring dialogue that will test your patience. It genuinely kills me to leave a negative review. I’m convinced Avowed has its audience, and with a few tweaks, this could have been a masterpiece. But the dialogs in this game are a war crime against basic entertainment. They pureed my ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ brain and pulverized my soul to the point where I couldn’t even force myself to finish it, dropping the game just few hours away from the final credits. If a game's writing makes you want to claw your eyes out more than it makes you want to see the ending, it doesn't deserve your time.

Gut gemacht, allerdings keine 70Takken wert.

It's pretty fun, nice to have an RPG of this type to play around with that has it's own unique lore and setting.

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This game is really underrated. I don't really have any complaints. It's not some masterpiece that will change whole genre, but it's just solid, fun RPG game. Cool first person engaging combat, very good graphics, there are choices that matters and can change the outcome of the story. Actually a strong point of this game is also lack of ubisoft-like question marks and pointless collectibles everywhere. I had fun, never felt bored and I can definitely recommend it in 2026 after all patches.

For CachyOS Users: PROTON_ENABLE_NVAPI=0 VKD3D_CONFIG=nodxr,no_upload_hvv %command% Game itself is good. Solid 8/10. Great Combat, Visuals, art style. It feels awesome to explore because you will always find something usefull. Story is good, Characters also but all in all forgetable. The World..well its your Playground. No Reactions to theft, people always stay at the same place - so no KCD2. RPG Elements itself..well your origin story matters sometimes.. Your decisions can have a hard impact but only once per region more or less. All in all enjoyable especially

Changes would be nice. 1) Having the ability to dismiss companions 2) Having the ability to fight any one (including guards)-Also maybe add a crime and punishment/wanted system? 3) World needs to feel more lived in, like Npc's having the basic ability to move, fight ,eat & sleep with daily routines. Overall i expected the game to be better. it failed

played around 45 hours: Pros - First 2 areas are really beutiful Like the exploration Like the parkour and finding secrets combat is really nice cons - at some point the fights feel a chore - i played in heightest diffuclty and the enemies just have too much hp. like normal enemies takes seconds to do even when you have max stats and gear Too much dialog - and with "choises matter" like too many, I got into the final act and i thought to my self, oh finally the ending! but noooooooooo there still a big map to explorer. I don't bother to end the game, the fights just arent good enough to carry this game