Redfall is split into two, smaller open-world maps, and it's worth knowing that players cannot return to the first map once they leave until they start a new game. RELATED: Redfall: Burning Questions Answered Prior to launch, the developer described Redfall as something more like Far Cry than Left 4 Dead, and that rings true. It's not without its own mysteries either, but whereas Deathloop left a lot of questions up in the air, players will feel like Redfall checks every box by the end, leaving nothing to the imagination. That's not to say Redfall doesn't have that identifiable Arkane art style, general aesthetic, and overall vibe, but it's more of an "Arkane-lite" title than something akin to Deathloop or Prey. Arkane Studios games are typically known for their indirect storytelling approach, their meticulously detailed locales, and generally flexible game and level design, but Redfallforegoes a lot of these elements for a mostly straightforward story, a simple open-world town, and more rigid quests.
This simplicity runs through every aspect of the game, whether that's the story or gameplay.
Redfall has a simple premise: kill vampires and stop the threat they pose to a small town in Massachusetts.
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