A new trailer for Redfall is meant to reassure Arkane fans, showing that it's still a game in its old style, and not a Left 4 Dead clone. It also reveals some details about stealth, retaking districts, playable characters and vampires.
A new trailer of Redfall from Arkane Studios (creators of, among others, Dishonored) has appeared online; you can watch it below. Although it consists mostly of scenes we saw at the Xbox & Bethesda Showcase 2022, there's also plenty of insight into the game's wepons, skill tree and inventory management. What's more, the official website of Bethesda (the game's publisher) has released new gameplay information.
Between story missions, players will be able to reclaim neighborhoods from the paws of vampires and cultists willing to give their lives for them, thus expanding the safe zone for the inhabitants of Redfall Island.
Fortresses of the latter and "twisted metaphysical spaces called nests" are to be scattered throughout the region. In addition, studio director Harvey Smith confirmed that stealth fans will find something to enjoy:
"Redfall is a game in which stealth can give you an advantage over the enemy, help you take an advantageous position or avoid a fight altogether. It is not a classic stealth game, but a shooter with stealth elements (...)."
The biographies and skills of the four playable characters were also presented. It is worth recalling that some time ago the developers revealed some details about co-op and single-player modes.

Vampires of Redfall are not classic bloodsuckers. They have metaphysical powers - thanks to which they moved the edge of the ocean away from the island and obscured the sun - and were created as a result of failed scientific experiments.
In Redfall you'll find both makeshift guns made by survivors and high-end military hardware - using the right weapon, dealing a specific type of damage, is supposed to be the key to victory.
"We've created options that players already know and love, such as rare shotguns and marksman rifles with randomly generated features, so each piece provides infinite combination potential (...)."
Redfall will be released in the first half of next year on PC, Xbox Series X/S consoles and via Xbox Cloud Gaming. The title will also be available at launch in Game Pass.
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