Redfall gets first major update, still missing 60 fps performance mode

RedfallToday, The Open-World First-Person Shooter received its major first update.

The patch is notable for not adding the 60 FPS performance mode, which was missing from Xbox at launch. Arkane Austin, the developer, said that it would be sharing more details about the graphics mode in the near future and fixing everything as fast as possible.

Version 1.1 brings “incremental improvements to gameplay, combat, AI, environment, stability, multiplayer, accessibility, UI, and various bug fixes,” according to the patch notes on Bethesda’s site. Arkane calls attention to the following specific improvements:

Enemy AI responsiveness

Enemy encounter frequency

Vampire combat efficiency

Improved graphic fidelity

Patch notes detail a variety of additions and enhancements. Redfall’s accessibility options, including screen narration for social functions such as invites, friend requests, and joining a multiplayer lobby.

The following is a list of the most recent posts on this page: Redfall’s launch, which garnered negative reviews from critics and players alike, Xbox head Phil Spencer called the release “disappointing.” He also said that Xbox and Arkane have “a good timeline” for the addition of the 60 fps performance mode; it remains to be seen when that will come to fruition.

We said in our review that Redfall was “too sucked of liveliness” to earn our investment. This game had a negative impact on the history of Arkane Studios. Arkane Studios is renowned for its first-person, compelling games featuring strong player choice. Arkane seems to be leaning hard on the “incremental” label throughout the new update’s patch notes, signifying that, while the developer nor Xbox are abandoning their plans to support the game anytime soon, it will likely take more than one patch to fix its biggest problems.