Blink and you probably missed it: Bethesda Softworks dropped some bad news on Twitter this morning, delaying two of its upcoming AAA games into 2023: Starfield and Redfall.
Starfield, of course, is not a multiplayer title and thus is seldom discussed on MOP, but it apparently had an unannounced plan for an 11-11-22 release that it will no longer make.
Redfall, however, is a co-op shooter that caught our eye when it debuted at last year’s E3. Technically, Bethsoft’s Arkane Austin studio calls it a “co-op open-world first-person shooter”; it’s not an MMO, with only four-player co-op, but it’ll see you and a few buddies laying waste to hordes of vampires on the quaint island of (you guessed it) Redfall. It was meant to launch on PC and Xbox X|S this summer, so this delay is even more brutal.
An update on Redfall and Starfield. pic.twitter.com/pqDtx26Uu6
— Bethesda (@bethesda) May 12, 2022
