Redfall Players Will Need An Online Connection At All Times, Even When Playing Solo

You’ll also require Xbox Gold for co-op, and a Bethesda.net account.

If you’re looking forward to taking on the role of the vampire hunter in Arkane Austin’s upcoming shooter, Redfall , we’ve some bad news. Or news to be indifferent about, depending on your internet connection.

The answer reads, “A persistent online connection is required for single player and co-op,” and that’s it.

So, if you’re planning on playing Redfall come May 2, 2023, you’ll need a stable internet connection to do so, even when playing single player. This, ultimately, isn’t great for those with unstable internet connections that prefer gaming offline, and will no doubt put some players off purchasing the title.

Let’s also not forget about inevitable server issues, which can see the game be completely inaccessible for players during maintenance and other issues. On top of that, you also just can’t expect every player to have access to, or be able to gain access to, a stable internet connection, especially where both money and rural locations are considered.

Redfall will be available on Xbox Series X/S and PC on May 2, and the standard edition of the game will be joining Xbox Game Pass on day one. Let us know below if this news has changed your mind on playing the game!

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Redfall players will need an online connection at all times, even when playing solo#

Redfall players will need an online connection at all times, even when playing solo