By Major roadmap unveiled
Avowed, the Obsidian RPG that launched on Xbox and PC last February, is set to receive significant updates throughout the remainder of 2025 — ensuring it will be in excellent condition when it eventually arrives on PS5.
As we are aware, Microsoft has been quite transparent about bringing its Xbox-based titles to Sony’s current-generation console lately, and it has long been anticipated that Avowed will transition at some stage. The only uncertainty is when.
In any case, the developer has shared a post-launch support roadmap outlining three main updates. The substantial spring patch is live now, introducing a variety of enhancements to the fantasy adventure — but the summer and autumn updates appear to be particularly enticing.
Obsidian is pledging new abilities, gear, a New Game+ mode, a photo mode, an entirely new weapon type, expanded character customization options, and numerous quality of life improvements, among other features.
It’s important to mention that we haven’t heard any substantial news about Avowed’s arrival on PS5 since speculation arose before its Xbox and PC launch. At that time, director Carrie Patel seemed to almost let the secret slip during an interview.
Nevertheless, circumstances have changed quite swiftly since then. Forza Horizon 5 and Age of Empires 2 have made their way to PS5, and even Gears of War: Reloaded has been officially confirmed for Sony’s platform.
With Obsidian also preparing The Outer Worlds 2 for PS5 later this year, Avowed truly feels like a foregone conclusion. In fact, it’s entirely likely that it will launch alongside one of these significant updates.
Would you be interested in Avowed if it were to debut on PS5? Share your guesses for a release date in the comments section below.
[source obsidian.net]
Robert (or Rob if you’re in a rush) is an assistant editor at Push Square and has been a PlayStation enthusiast since the 90s, when Tekken 2 introduced him to the captivating realm of video games. He takes his fighting games seriously, but RPGs are his true love. The Witcher, Persona, Dragon Quest, Mass Effect, Final Fantasy, Trails, Tales — he has experienced them all. Some might say, perhaps a bit too much.