My friends and I have trudged through the mostly barren streets of suburban Boston for almost fifteen hours, shaking our heads in dismay at the lost potential that Arkane Austin has created. And now over 60 days after the dismal launch of the co-op shooter, Redfall is as lifeless as the vampire enemies that it portrays. Unfortunately, my hopes were not met with action.

I had hope that the vitriol from fans would pass, allowing us to look at Redfall through the critical lens that it truly deserved.

I had hope that Arkane Austin would push out some minor updates that fixed the multitude of connection issues, jittery framerates, and plain old busted spawn errors. I had hope that the developers would make subtle changes in the back end to make Redfall feel better. Hope is why I waited this long to write this review (thanks to our Editor-in-chief Andrew for allowing this madness).

Why am I writing a review for Redfall months after its launch? Hope. By Stephen Heller Redfall – An Unfinished Review for an Unfinished Game

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