What Redfall's Gameplay Can Learn From Deathloop
Arkane Studios has been making more of a name for itself in recent years, with popular releases and award-winning games attracting more and more attention from players and critics alike. After the success of the time-warped FPSDeathloop, Arkane's next game Redfall is garnering a lot of interest ahead of its own launch next year. The developer will undoubtedly use its expertise and the lessons learned from previous releases to help shape Redfall,even if it's a brand-new IP with its own unique gameplay.
With similarly slick aesthetics, first-person action, and a stylish and original world, both Deathloop and Redfallhave a few things in common. Players may be taking down Visionaries and their goons in Deathloop and will be up against scientifically engineered vampires inRedfall, but there are some elements of the former's gameplay that the latter could utilize to make sure it's just as successful and fun to play.
Comparing Redfall's Vampires to Other Video Game Vampires
When gamers start Deathloop, they have very little information to go on regarding who the main character Colt is and what he's doing stuck in a time loop on the deadly island of Blackreef. There is a lot of investigative work that players will need to undertake to search the various environments, gather intel, and help to restore Colt's missing memories. This provides an intriguing backbone to Deathloop's gameplay and encourages them to explore the world, which is something Redfall could definitely emulate.
Redfall has its own central mystery – the experiment that went awry that caused the creation of the vampires, and the ultimate plans the bloodsucking baddies have for the fictional town. While this might not be as complicated as Deathloop's involuntary time
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