Obsidian Entertainment was formed by five game development veterans who've produced, programmed, and/or designed a number of award-winning role playing games for the PC, Xbox and PlayStation2 systems.

"I think almost every, if not every, quest in the game has more than one way to start it," Ritger explained. "You can do things out of order and pick up items and give them to people that want ...

Black Isle's Feargus Urquhart has reappeared at Obsidian Entertainment and is already leading a new team to develop new and established brands in conjunction with BioWare. What does this mean for ...

The Outer Worlds is Obsidian Entertainment’s new game. It’s like a sci-fi fallout. It was announced at The Game Awards.

Obsidian Entertainment will be unveiling its next role-playing game, which is set to be published by Take-Two Interactive’s Private Division, during the Game Awards next week, the developer ...

Obsidian Entertainment isn't the only studio to have grown under Xbox Game Studios, with others like Fable developer Playground Games getting a third studio, while the team working on South of ...

For Obsidian Entertainment, though, it's just one of the many features that instill a sense of confidence among the team that the upcoming RPG will stand out on its own merits in 2025.

Obsidian Entertainment Plans To Outlive Us All With Its Refreshingly Simple Business Strategy. The Outer Worlds and Avowed developer wants to run a lean-and-mean operation that can last 100 years ...

Microsoft plans to acquire “Pillars of Eternity” developer Obsidian Entertainment, it announced on Saturday during its X018 event. Founded in 2003 by veterans from Black Isle Studios, Obsidian ...

Obsidian Entertainment, the studio behind Fallout: New Vegas and the Pillars of Eternity series, teased its new RPG though advertisements involving a space gun and a skin cream. The RPG, which ...

Feargus Urquhart co-founded Obsidian Entertainment (Knights of the Old Republic 2, Fallout: New Vegas) after Interplay's Black Isle Studios closed in 2003. After we left Black Isle, we were going ...

It was developed by Obsidian Entertainment, rather than Bethesda, and the company has in the past expressed a desire to return to the franchise. Sadly, it appears that's not going to happen.