Arkane Studio Redfall News Today

Amidst all the doom and gloom of leaks, hacks, layoffs and legislative overreach, it was one of the better years in a while for the actual games themselves.

In the wake of Alan Wake 2's launch, Remedy Entertainment rebooted what was originally a free-to-play multiplayer game into a premium release.

Hines is stepping down after 24 years at the company to begin

Bethesda Softworks and Arkane Studios’ Redfall is no longer locked at 30 fps on Xbox Series X/S, thanks to a big new game update that adds performance mode.

While some were well received, such as the surprise hit in Hi-Fi Rush, others fell on their face, such as Arkane’s Redfall…

The first major update for Redfall is here, and it addresses a number of the open-world game's core issues.

A new report from Bloomberg has dug into what went wrong with Arkane Studios’ Redfall, which is currently one of the worst-reviewed games of the year. It’s a significant failure after Microsoft acquired Arkane’s parent company for $7.5 billion. “To the makers of Redfall, the mediocre reception was no big surprise,” Bloomberg writes. “The project suffered from unclear direction, frequent attrition and a perennial lack of staff.”

It's been a bad time for Xbox lately, and if Phil Spencer's recent comments are anything to go by then things won't be getting easier soon.

The head of Xbox, Phil Spencer, said that this week’s launch of Arkane Studios’ Redfall is “disappointing,” but that the studio behind it is committed to…

Phil Spencer says Arkane Studios will continue to work on Redfall on Xbox Series X and PC in order to fix bugs, hit 60 fps, and realize the game’s creative vision.