Instead, you have to either hit them with a stake through the heart or attach one to your weapon and drive it into them to eradicate them permanently. While the cultists can be killed with your weaponry, vampires cannot. Basically, you go throughout the game on a never-ending cycle, cultists by day, vampires by night, rinse and repeat. During the day these radicals patrol the neighborhoods and work on cultivating the areas for their vampire masters who come out at night. In a Massachusetts town, they have been overrun with vampires and cultist fanatics. To kick things off, the story behind Redfall offers tremendous potential. However, as you dive more and more into Redfall, you'll quickly see that there are more faults than just that underneath the skin. Originally the uproar of Redfall was that the console versions were going to release at 30 FPS rather than the displayed 60 we saw when the game was running originally. Now imagine you wake up and you rush to your Xbox and fire up the console and you jump into Redfall only to be catastrophically disappointed. Now take this same thought and give it some reality when you see it for the first time in 60 FPS and you're ready to mark the date on your calendar.
Already you're thinking, this sounds like it's going to be amazing, and you'd be right. Imagine Arkane Studios (the people behind games like Dishonored, Dishonored 2, Prey, Deathloop etc.) is given the task of developing an open world adventure that dives into the world of vampires, the occult and magic, that also packs a lot of firepower through the use of tons of weaponry. If you've been living outside of reality for the last few weeks, Redfall has released on the Xbox platform and almost instantly became absolutely legendary, but not for the reasons you may think warrant success.
Redfall is all of these and so much more. Sometimes there are games that without question haven't a clue what they are supposed to be. Sometimes there are games that offer so much potential yet fail to deliver on even half of it. Sometimes there are games that are best left alone.
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