Avowed: Here’s What Comes in Each Edition
Avowed is set to release for Xbox Series X|S and PC on February 13 — if you buy one of the more expensive special editions. The standard edition is out February 18. Developed by Obsidian Entertainment, this first-person action-RPG promises to be a lot of fun. It’s available to preorder now (see it at Amazon) in a number of editions, both physical and digital. Below, we break down what comes in each one. Let’s dive in.
Xbox Series X|S
If you want a physical copy of Avowed, the premium edition is your only option. In addition to a digital code for the game, here’s what you get with the premium edition steelbook:
Xbox Series X|S
PC
The digital premium edition of Avowed comes with the game itself, plus the following extras:
Xbox Series X|S
PC
If you don't need the extras that come in the premium edition, and you don't mind waiting until February 18 to play, this is the version to get. Or you can get this version on Game Pass.
Like all Microsoft-published games, Avowed will be available on Game Pass Ultimate. Subscribers will get access to the standard edition of the game on February 18.
Whether you’re getting Avowed through Game Pass, or you preordered the standard edition, you may find yourself wanting to play the game early, or get access to the premium edition content. If so, here’s the solution: pick up the premium edition upgrade. It turns a standard edition copy of Avowed into a premium edition.
Avowed is a first-person action-RPG that takes place in the Living Lands, an island in the world of Eora, which some people will know from the Pillars of Eternity series. You don’t need to be familiar with any previous games, though. You play as a character who has come to the Living Lands to investigate a plague that’s spreading throughout the island.
The Living Lands is monster-infested, of course, and you can fend off enemies using magical spells, swords, and even guns. You’ll pick up companions on your journey and make all sorts of choices about how to proceed when
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