If you want to go truly old school, you can get a physical version of the Obsidian Edition, which will give you a proper cloth map, a nifty notepad, and a set of postcards. That nets you everything from the Deluxe Edition, plus the first three planned DLC expansions. Then there’s the Obsidian Edition, available for $74.99 / £57.99 / €69.99.
The latter gives you the official soundtrack, a new in-game pet and item, high-res game map, a pen and paper RPG starter guide, and Volume II of the Dark Horse-published digital guide book. You’ll also get a new pet in the form of white hawk Beakhead, as well as a proper jolly roger for your ship with the Black Flag. Drogga’s Skull, which is a totally metal sabre with the flaming skull of martyr perched on the tip. Pre-orders will grant players three bonus digital items. You’ll be able to get your hands on the new old school RPG on April 3, across Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms. That means a bunch of info about various pre-order goodies, but more pertinently it means a release date. Original story, January 25:RPG veterans Obsidian have announced launch details for their throwback sequel, Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire, via the game’s Steam page. Tide yourself over by reading up on the game’s programmable AI, pirate ships, or quirky lore. Obsidian has been working harder than Abydon himself to make every inch of it awesome, as well as incorporating all the great feedback we have been getting from everyone playing the Backer Beta.”Įither way, we’ll be waiting bit longer for the throwback RPG. In a statement, the developers say “Deadfire is a huge game - significantly larger than the original Pillars of Eternity. Obsidian say the delay is so they can “polish and put those finishing touches on the game.”
PILLARS OF ETERNITY II DEADFIRE PC
That’ll be the PC version, with console editions still planned to release later in the year. Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire has been delayed just over a month from its April 3 release date, and will now launch on May 8.
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