Obsidian Entertainment aims for "mild success" in its games and doesn't want to lose the studio culture by expanding.

Avowed developer Obsidian Entertainment has a goal to be around for at least 100 years--it's already a 22-year-old institution--and its current leadership team believes it can meet this ambitious goal ...

Obsidian Entertainment is one of the most popular RPG developers around, boasting many fans who have grown attached to the developer ever since the release of Fallout: New Vegas. The studio has ...

With Avowed's release being right around the corner, it's easy to see why fans of Obsidian Entertainment can't wait to see what else this studio has to offer. The pre-release feedback has been ...

Obsidian Entertainment's upcoming role-playing game Avowed can hit 60 frames per second on Xbox Series X. Though she offered no further insight, game director Carrie Patel told MinnMax that "you ...

Founded in 2003, Obsidian Entertainment is one of the best storytellers and developers in gaming, so here's a look through their extensive catalog. Obsidian received the Fallout license because ...

Obsidian Entertainment's upcoming role-playing game Avowed can hit 60 frames per second on Xbox Series X. More like this Avowed x Pillars of Eternity - Official Lore of Eora: The Gods Overview ...

The lead writer on Fallout: New Vegas, John Gonzalez, announced on LinkedIn is returned to Obsidian Entertainment as a Creative Director. "I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position ...

Obsidian Entertainment, the developer behind classics like Fallout: New Vegas and the underrated 2019 game The Outer Worlds, has been quietly releasing some of the best role-playing games of the ...

John Gonzalez, lead writer on Fallout: New Vegas and Horizon: Zero Dawn, has announced his return to Obsidian Entertainment after 14 years elsewhere in the industry - but not, he suggests ...

On his LinkedIn profile, John Gonzalez posted that he's returned to Obsidian Entertainment in a new role as creative director. Under the entry for this job, he wrote the following: "Back to ...