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Obsidian Confirms Avowed 2 Is Not Cancelled After Rumors

Lena Fischer 1 min read

Obsidian Entertainment confirms Avowed 2 remains in production. Chris Avellone addresses rumors of cancellation following Xbox Game Studios layoffs.

Obsidian Confirms Avowed 2 Is Not Cancelled After Rumors
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A recent online post sparked panic among fans of the upcoming role-playing game Avowed 2. A leaker initially shared a meme implying the sequel was cancelled, which quickly spread across gaming communities. The post caused immediate concern about whether the project would survive recent industry layoffs.

Chris Avellone and leaker Shpeshal_Nick clarify that the sequel is actively in development despite recent industry layoffs.

Obsidian Entertainment is developing the title under Xbox Game Studios. Chris Avellone, co-founder of Obsidian, addressed the speculation directly on social media. He confirmed that the studio has not dropped the project and that work continues as planned.

George Ziets is believed to be leading development efforts for the sequel. The first Avowed released day-one on Xbox Game Pass without a standalone retail launch. That distribution model may have impacted direct sales figures, but it did not halt production of the follow-up.

The leaker who triggered the initial panic later clarified that his post was intended as humor. He stated the game remains safe despite broader cuts at Microsoft's gaming division. Avellone reinforced this message by noting the sequel is actively in development.

Source: NotebookCheck