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Avowed Confirmed to Run at 30fps on Xbox Series X and S
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Avowed Confirmed to Run at 30fps on Xbox Series X and S

Aug 23, 2024 10:38 AM

Obsidian Entertainment has confirmed that their upcoming first-person RPG, Avowed, will run at a baseline of 30 frames per second (fps) on both Xbox Series X and S. Art Director Matt Hansen stated that the decision to target 30fps allows the development team to enhance the game's visual fidelity, focusing on advanced visual effects and lighting. While some gamers might prefer higher frame rates for smoother gameplay, Obsidian believes that 30fps is sufficient for a single-player experience, especially for a visually demanding game. Despite this, there are possibilities for a post-launch 60fps performance mode. Avowed is set for release in February 2025, following a delay intended to ease players' backlog concerns.

Will Avowed have a performance mode for 60fps after release?

There is a possibility that Avowed may feature a 60fps performance mode post-launch, similar to other recent Xbox titles that have received updates to enhance frame rates after their initial release.

Avowed, developed by Obsidian Entertainment, is a highly anticipated first-person fantasy RPG that promises expansive open-world exploration and immersive storytelling. Set in the same universe as the Pillars of Eternity series, the game is designed to offer players a rich experience filled with dynamic environments and intricate lore. The game’s visuals have been a significant focus during development, as the team aims to deliver a visually stunning and engaging gameplay experience for RPG fans.



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