The article discusses the immersive experience of playing fantasy games, particularly focusing on 'Avowed' and its connection to Obsidian's 'Pillars of Eternity'. The author reflects on the indistinct boundaries of various fantasy realms while appreciating the depth of 'Avowed's' narrative and world-building. Set in The Lands Between, plagued by madness and corruption, players step into the shoes of a godlike envoy tasked with investigation. The game features compelling characters, engaging writing, and respects players' intelligence, providing a rich narrative experience amidst tight choices and interactions.
Every time I switch between fantasy realms, I feel a little like the workers in Severance—questioning my identity and purpose amidst rich, dense lore.
Avowed’s universe, with its deep lore and rich textual content, immerses players in a world tearing apart from a plague, creating political tension and moral dilemmas.
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