That is unless you are willing to grit your teeth or laugh endlessly.

However, there are a myriad of bugs that prevent players from either starting the game or enjoying the game for a long time. The gameplay within Redfall has quite a few ideas that help to fill in the lore of the world that I quite enjoyed.

This is most likely due to the nature of Redfall being a co-op game and the developers not wanting there to feel like there are holes in the plot if you don’t have a full four-player party. While the four playable characters have a tale behind each of them which can be gathered through co-op dialogue that occurs from time to time, they do not add as much to the tale compared to previous titles from Arkane Studios. Set in the now dark and desolate town of Redfall, Massachusetts, Redfall does a phenomenal job of quickly establishing a world consumed by darkness and vampires that only you can bring back into the light. If you have ever played an Arkane Studios game, you know the caliber of writing that has come from the studio through Dishonored, Prey, and Deathloop. When you look at the plot of Redfall, the game definitely shines. In the meantime, let us turn our attention to Redfall. However, it will be a matter of time to see whether or not that will come to fruition. Starfield may still have a chance to make up some of the consumer base that Redfall was supposed to bring in. Redfall and the upcoming Starfield by Bethesda were meant to show that great exclusives existed on the console and the game service so that Microsoft could play catch up with Sony’s PlayStation 5.

Released on May 2nd, Arkane’s latest game was meant to be the savior of both the Xbox Series X|S console and Xbox Game Pass. You know the name, you know the bugs, and you most definitely know the videos and reviews that have been dunking on Redfall.

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