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\nCarrie Patel, who served as game director on this year’s acclaimed fantasy action-RPG Avowed<\/a>, has confirmed her departure from Obsidian Entertainment after nearly 12 years with the studio and announced a new role at Netflix.\n<\/p>\n \nPatel, who was very much the face of Avowed throughout its development, shared the news in a brief update on LinkedIn<\/a>, revealing she’s now working within Netflix’s gaming division, having joined Oxenfree developer Night School Studio as a game director.\n<\/p>\n \nShe offered no further clue as to what she’ll be working on at Night School in her update, but the Oxenfree and Afterparty studio has an impressive track record, despite its limited output since being acquired by Netflix in 2021<\/a>. It released Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals in 2023 but nothing else until Black Mirror tie-in Thronglets<\/a> arrived earlier this year – a release that followed an unspecified number of layoffs at Night School<\/a> in March.\n<\/p>\n
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