Whenever new Redfall details are available, you can expect to read about them here on Shacknews. Microsoft and Arkane Studios are yet to officially confirm a release date for Redfall, but if the May 2023 rumor proves to be true, it likely won’t be long until we get the official word. Redfall will be Arkane’s first game since 2021’s Deathloop, which took home Shacknews' Game of the Year award. When Microsoft originally announced the Redfall delay, the company said the game would now arrive in “early 2023.” While May is nearly halfway through the year, it could technically be considered a part of the “early” window. Redfall isn’t the only major title coming this calendar year, as Starfield was also pushed to a 2023 window. While 2022 was a quiet year for Microsoft/Xbox exclusives, 2023 is shaping up to be quite bigger for the industry titan. There, we were treated to a gameplay reveal that teased combat, weapons, and abilities in the co-op shooter. Our last look at Redfall came during the Xbox and Bethesda Showcase at E3 2022. Specifically, Windows Central is alleging that the game will be released in the first week of May. Windows Central published a report back in December that says according to the outlet’s sources, Redfall is currently on track for a May 2023 launch. While there have been no further updates on that front, a new report states that the game will arrive in May. While the game was originally targeting a 2022 release, it was delayed alongside Starfield to an early 2023 window. The as-yet-unnamed Indiana Jones title is currently in development for Xbox and PC at MachineGames.Back in 2021, Arkane Studios revealed Redfall, an upcoming co-op survival game that looks like Left 4 Dead with stylish vampires. We can very likely expect to hear more behind-the-curtain tidbits before the summer is through. courts in August, though both parties will have the right to appeal regardless of the result. While preliminary hearings are underway, the case will go to U.S. This long-running and increasingly cumbersome deal has had to climb over many hurdles and walls on its way to fruition, with the FTC lawsuit set to prove one of its largest obstacles. FTC says deal was amended post-acquisition to be Xbox only for consoles.Īs we have reported on many an occasion, The FTC’s lawsuit against Microsoft has been filed in order to argue against the latter’s proposed $67 billion purchase of publisher Activision Blizzard. FTC lawyer questioning Bethesda's Pete Hines confirms that Disney had a deal for an Indiana Jones game that'd be for multiple consoles.

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