A new trailer for The Outer Worlds, the latest from Fallout: New Vegas and South Park: The Stick of Truth developer Obsidian Entertainment, has been released for E3 2019. In addition to the trailer, we now have a release date to look forward to as well.

The game, which is published by Private Division, is a first-person RPG set hundreds of years in the future. In it, you play as a character who finds themselves at the edge of the galaxy and among multiple factions all seeking to gain power. You the player will decide how this character goes about their business, and your choices in developing this character will affect how the game’s story ultimately plays out.

Click on over to the other side for an official description of The Outer Worlds and to check out the new trailer.

The latest game from Fallout: New Vegas developer Obsidian Entertainment was unveiled at The Game Awards.

The game, titled The Outer Worlds, is a single-player sci-fi RPG. All things that make me oh so very happy. But what makes me even more excited is that it has a little bit of a western vibe at times, which of course reminds me of Firefly. And that, my friends, is something I need in my life immediately.

The game was revealed with an announcement trailer, which you can find below along with some more details.

South Park: The Stick of Truth
Xbox 360 l PlayStation 3 l PC
DEVELOPER: Obsidian Entertainment
PUBLISHER: Ubisoft
WRITERS: Trey Parker, Matt Stone
RELEASE DATE: March 4, 2014

It begins with a simple screen of black, the words “Press START” floating in the middle while some epic music plays in the background. Is this the next big fantasy video game? Why no, this is South Park: The Stick of Truth.

Fans of the hit Comedy Central animated series have been awaiting the arrival of this game for a long time now after various speedbumps (it was initially being published by THQ, who ended up going under before Ubisoft swooped in and saved the day) and delays saw its release date pushed back again and again. Sometimes delays like this can spell doom for a game. Sometimes it simply means that the game’s makers are taking as much time as necessary to deliver the best possible product.

Well the time is now, folks. The Stick of Truth finally hits store shelves today. Continue reading to see if it is everything you’ve hoped it would be, or if it’s just another animated TV show turned video game that fails to deliver!

The long-in-development South Park RPG, South Park: The Stick of Truth, has traveled a bit of a rocky road with delays and the game’s publisher, THQ, going under before Ubisoft scooped it up. We found out back at E3 2013 when we might be able to expect the game, but nothing set in stone.

Now the game from developer Obsidian Entertainment, made closely with the show’s creators, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, has an official release date to look forward to. Additionally, a collector’s edition has also been announced dubbed the Grand Wizard Edition.

Continue reading for the date and to see what the collector’s edition will offer.

The long awaited South Park RPG from Fallout: New Vegas developer Obsidian Entertainment, South Park: The Stick of Truth, has been on the way for what feels like…well, forever. But that’s only a testament to how insanely awesome it looks.

We saw a trailer for the game last E3, and while it’s short, it’s still exciting to see a new trailer unveiled at E3 2013. Remember, the game was originally to be published by THQ, who went under recently. Lots of games and franchises landed at various publishers, and Stick of Truth landed itself on Ubisoft’s doorstep.

You can check out the gastastic new trailer for South Park: The Stick of Truth below now!

Early last week it was discovered that Obsidian Entertainment was teasing their next video game project after the South Park RPG Stick of Truth.

The tease turned into a countdown, and as everyone waited to see what it was, many speculated what it might be. Popular possibilities were Fallout 4, Dungeon Siege IV, and a Wheel of Time game…but, as it turned out, it was none of those.

Obsidian revealed their next game to be something being called Project Eternity, which they were to fund using the popular crowd funding website, Kickstarter.

Obsidian Entertainment, the RPG video game developer behind titles like Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II, Neverwinter Nights 2, Dungeon Siege III, Alpha Protocol, Fallout: New Vegas, and the highly anticipated upcoming South Park: The Stick of Truth, has released a super tease of their next project, leaving us to guess wildly at what it might be.

The first tease, which you can see above (click to go big), arrived yesterday and shows the number 4 encircled by some kind of dragon-like creature eating its own tail. The number 4 is what jumped out to people right away, leading many to think it has something to do with Dungeon Siege 4 considering the tease has a distinctive fantasy feel to it. Another popular thought is that it’s for Fallout 4.

But now another tease has been released that shakes things up slightly. Continue reading for more, and to share what you think Obsidian’s new RPG will be.

In what could eventually become the greatest game ever made, an RPG based in the South Park universe developed by Obsidian Entertainment, the team behind Fallout: New Vegas, has had fans salivating.

Fast forward six months and our first peek at South Park: The Stick of Truth has been unveiled at this year’s E3. And it absolutely looks like it lives up to the hype. As you’ll see, this game looks exactly like an episode of South Park. You’re the new kid in town, and everyone is looking to you for help.

You can check out the trailer below, as well as a special appearance from South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone.

There’s no denying the fact that this writer has been sharing The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim goodies quite a lot these past couple of months, and though surely there is more to come yet, it’s time to take a break to Bethesda Softworks’ other incredible world: Fallout.

A brand new trailer for the Obsidian Entertainment-developed Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition has been released, and you can check it out below.

For those of you who have yet to hear, a brand new South Park video game is currently being developed titled South Park: The Game.

Most people will scoff at such news, knowing full well that almost all games based on movies or TV shows or animated series are usually just made to make money off of the property, and are all but guaranteed to suck horribly. But this game…this game is different. Or so it feels.