'Redfall': Bethesda's Failed Steam Release Fails to Attract Players
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Redfall, the vampire-themed first-person shooter game from Bethesda and Arkane Studios, has seen a significant decline in player numbers since its release, with concurrent players dropping below 100 on Steam just two months after launch. The game has struggled to attract a substantial audience, with a peak of only over 6,000 concurrent players. Redfall has received negative reviews from players, citing bugs, glitches, and server issues, as well as a lack of staff and an unclear vision for the game. Despite being backed by Microsoft's Bethesda Softworks, Redfall has failed to live up to expectations and has a "Mostly Negative" player score on Steam.
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