Obsidian Entertainment working on unannounced project in Unreal Engine 4

A few days ago, we reported that inXile Entertainment was working on an unannounced project aside from Wasteland 3. It seems like inXile isn't the but recent Microsoft conquering working on other projects. According to a report by The Inner Circle Games Network, Obsidian Entertainment is likewise developing another title with Unreal Engine four. That's quite the departure from Unity to say the least.

This information was revealed during a talk Senior Programmer Roby Atadero gave at the University of California, Riverside. He discussed a variety of topics, like the acquisition, and what the future holds for the studio.

Before the conquering, Obsidian developed games using their in-house Onyx Engine. The squad would then motility on to employ Unity for Pillars of Eternity, and now have begun work on a new unannounced project using Unreal Engine 4. Roby Atadero did not divulge anything deeper on the topic.

Information technology's great to meet that Obsidian is working on another game in the powerful Unreal Engine 4. The Coalition pushed boundaries with Gears of War 4, so hopefully that team's expertise will serve Obsidian well. There is a lot of collaboration that goes on between Microsoft's various studios.

Information technology's unclear what this projection is or what the expected launch engagement is, simply given the fact that Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire, recently launched, it might be a few years abroad. Hopefully Microsoft will share more at E3 2022 or sooner.

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