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Arkane Austin Talk About Bringing Redfall to Life

Obviously in attendance at QuakeCon 2022, four members of the team at Arkane Austin held a conversation about their upcoming co-op FPS game 'Redfall', including Studio Director Harvey Smith, Creative Director Ricardo Bare, Art Director Karen Segars and Lead Producer Aaron Carter. During this 20-minute session, they share titbits about the game's storyline, the vampires, some of the characters you will encounter and more. Redfall is scheduled for release on the PC and Xbox Series X|S sometime in 2023.

August 20, 2022

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