Bethesda Won't Give Up On Redfall So People Can Still Enjoy It On Game Pass In 2033
«There will be people ten years from now who are going to join Game Pass, and Redfall will be there.»
By Eddie Makuch on
It is no secret that Arkane Austin's vampire game Redfall didn't exactly resonate with players or put up big numbers when it came out earlier this year, but publisher Bethesda is not going to abandon the game. Marketing executive Pete Hines said fans can expect the company to «keep working on it,» in part because he is hopeful the game will still be enjoyed in 10 years on Xbox Game Pass.
«We are always in a process of learning, so that's not new for us. We don't like failing to meet our players' expectations. At the same time, we are the same company that has had launches that didn't go the way we wanted, and we don't quit or abandon stuff just because it didn't start right,» Hines told GI.biz.
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Hines went on to mention how The Elder Scrolls Online for PC and Fallout 76 did not exactly hit the ground running when they were released, but they're both in healthier places these days.
«Redfall is no different for us. Okay, we didn't get the start we wanted, but it's still a fun game… and we're going to keep working on it. We're going to do 60fps. We're going to get it to be a good game,» Hines said.
Part of the reason why Bethesda isn't walking away from Redfall is because of Game Pass. Getting the game in better shape now could pay dividends down the road, Hines said.
«As a first-party studio, Game Pass lives forever. There will be people ten years from now who are
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