Further delays for crowd-funded RPG as studio focuses on polish

Obsidian delays Pillars of Eternity to 2015

MCV Staff 3rd October 2014 Development News

Pillars of Eternity, the crowdfunded RPG by Obsidian Entertainment, is going to miss its 2014 release date.

This isn’t the first time that the game has been pushed back. When it was first Kickstarted – under the name Project Eternity – Pillars of Eternity was set for an April 2014 release. But after the title made over three times its $1.1m goal, the concept was expanded upon and subsequently delayed.

The title’s more recent delay was revealed by one of developers at Obsidian on the Pillars of Eternity forums.

“To incorporate as much feedback as possible, polish every nook and cranny of the game, and make sure we don’t ship a buggy game, Obsidian has decided to push the game’s release into early next year,” they said.

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