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Was Avowed a Success? - Laura Fryer (www.youtube.com)
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"Good enough for game pass"

Laura brings up some excellent points

  • Obsidian shipped on time, after being acquired
  • Obsidian already has outer worlds 2 in the works
  • Obsidian gets the OW team back together

Avowed may not be a win on its own, but in the context of a MS studio it's a win, and they cleared their plate to focus on OW2.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 19 hours ago

It "reached" almost 5 million players. They do not break down how many of those are purchased copies versus Game Pass subscribers. Here's a handy trick that I've heard from devs though: your range for how many people purchased the game is somewhere between 20x and 70x the number of reviews it has. Most end up around 55; for the biggest successes like Elden Ring, it ends up being closer to 20. So about 363k copies sold on Steam, probably; reviews tend to come after someone's done playing a game, after all.