We are still not entirely sure whether the Redfall title will be able to keep Arkane Studios' excellent slate as clean as it is, or whether it will have some distortions because, in fact, when you look at all the developer's work, you will find it very good and innovative in its idea and presentation, but in the recent period, Microsoft has made And Bethesda has made some decisions that have not been good for everyone.
It seems that the physical versions of Redfall won't be tangible physical versions in the usual sense. According to Bethesda's official support page on PC, physical copies of Redfall will come with a Steam code, while on Xbox Series X it will come with an Xbox Play Anywhere code that will also allow the game to be played on Xbox Series S. Based on the clear description on the support page, it doesn't appear that the physical copies will include any discs.
Sure, there's no denying that digital copies have far outnumbered physical copies over the years, but at the same time, there are a large number of people who prefer to own their games physically at the time of writing. Add to Redfall's requirements an always-on online connection, even in the single-player campaign mode.
Perhaps Microsoft wants this step to satisfy both parties, who loves collecting tangible copies, he will have the container that he can display on one of the shelves in his room. Although device owners can Xbox Series S Digital can take advantage of this by getting a digital code to download the game while they have the container to brag about as a physical copy.
Redfall will be released on May 2 for Xbox Series X/S and PC. Tell me below your opinion, dear reader, about the developer's decisions regarding their next project this year.
