As additional reviews come out for the game “Avowed”, its Metacritic score will keep changing. However, the user score won’t be accessible until gamers can start playing it when it launches on February 18th. At this point, it seems like “Avowed” could potentially be a significant success among fantasy RPG enthusiasts. Currently, the overall Metacritic Score is floating around 80%, placing it comfortably within the positive range.
2025 promises to be an extraordinary year for gaming enthusiasts like me, with Xbox taking center stage among all platforms. It seems they’ve been working tirelessly to build a robust collection of exclusive games (though we may need to redefine what ‘first-party’ means in today’s industry). Titles like South of Midnight, Fable, and Doom: The Dark Ages are just a glimpse into their impressive lineup for the year. I can hardly wait!
Xbox exclusives have often fallen short of expectations, even games like Starfield causing division among fans. However, Avowed seems to have turned things around – maybe it’s due to lowered anticipation after previous releases. Initially, I didn’t give much thought to Avowed, focusing instead on other upcoming games. But once I immersed myself in the journey across the Living Lands, I can confidently say I won’t be leaving anytime soon.
The primary upgrade is still unspecified regarding its exact launch date, but Capcom has hinted that it will be available in springtime. This means it won’t be too far after the debut of Monster Hunter Rise. The update is anticipated to bring back Mizutsune, a monster from the Leviathan family, recognized for its graceful movements and the use of bubbles to trap its victims.
Not only is it free, but it’s bringing back one of the iconic beasts from past titles. This latest move opens up possibilities for even more thrilling updates in the time to come.
During the mission titled “For Whom The Bell Tolls,” an early significant quest with extraordinarily high risks, I experienced immense pressure, culminating in three unfortunate game failures. Despite the premature aging effect, I wouldn’t desire a different experience.