Bethesda has released the final update for Redfall, adding a much-requested offline mode and a slew of other features. Despite Microsoft’s announcement of Arkane Austin’s closure, Redfall is going out with a bang. The update includes the ability to pause the game, a Community Standing progression system, Elder Nests for endgame content, new enemy encounters, improved AI, and various QoL improvements.
The recent closures of Tango Gameworks, Arkane Austin, and Mighty Dog Games by Microsoft have left fans reeling, and now new details about the projects these studios were working on have come to light. According to a report by Bloomberg, Tango Gameworks was reportedly pitching a sequel to the critically acclaimed rhythm action game Hi-Fi Rush, while Arkane Austin was planning to expand Redfall with offline updates and new heroes. Additionally, sources claim that Arkane Austin was also proposing a new single-player immersive sim game, potentially a new entry in the Dishonored series. However, all these projects have been scrapped following the closures.
