Obsidian Entertainment has confirmed that development on The Outer Worlds 2 add-on continues, effectively ending rumors that Microsoft's organizational restructuring would halt the project. This update matters to players who feared the transition from Microsoft to Bethesda would disrupt future content plans. The studio addressed these concerns directly to reassure the community that the roadmap remains intact.
Obsidian confirms The Outer Worlds 2 add-on development continues
The developer stated that they will share news about the expansion in the near future. This confirmation follows community anxiety after Microsoft moved Obsidian under the Bethesda umbrella. The studio remains committed to delivering the promised story expansions to the base game.
The Outer Worlds 2 is planned to receive two separate story expansions. The base game launched last October and currently holds a 73% positive rating from nearly 9,000 user reviews. A major patch released in summer added photo mode and transmogrification features to the title.
The development team shared their status update with a simple message to stay tuned for more details. They thanked players for their patience while work on the add-on progresses. The confirmation ensures that the two planned expansions are still active priorities for the studio.
The Outer Worlds 2 received its last major update in summer, which introduced photo mode and transmogrification. We covered the last The Outer Worlds 2 update when it added DLSS and custom difficulty settings. The current confirmation keeps the focus on the upcoming story expansions rather than technical patches.
Source: IXBT
