Obsidian's Approach to New Games and Fallout: New Vegas 2
Obsidian acknowledges that whenever it announces a new game, fans ask about Fallout: New Vegas 2. However, the studio enjoys creating original intellectual properties and developing sequels to them. Its owner, Microsoft, appears to support this strategy.
Recent Fallout and Obsidian Developments
Fallout Season 2 is set to premiere on Prime Video this December. Bethesda, meanwhile, has announced a new Fallout: New Vegas bundle, but there is no official information about a remaster or a sequel called Fallout: New Vegas 2 despite rising interest in the franchise.
Obsidian’s Focus on New IPs
Obsidian, known for the acclaimed 2010 RPG Fallout: New Vegas, has largely concentrated on producing fresh games. Recent releases include:
- Grounded and its sequel released this year
- Fantasy RPG Avowed launched this year
- Sci-fi RPG The Outer Worlds and its sequel released this year
- Pentiment, a new game released last year, though a sequel is not anticipated soon
Obsidian’s Perspective on Developing New Franchises
Marcus Morgan, VP of operations, and Justin Britch, VP of production, told The Game Business that while fans frequently request a follow-up to New Vegas, their team finds joy in building new franchises.
Obsidian's commitment to innovation and original content remains strong despite ongoing fan interest in reviving older hits.
Author’s Summary
Obsidian embraces creating new game franchises instead of focusing on Fallout: New Vegas 2, supported by Microsoft, while fans remain hopeful for a sequel.
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