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Redfall With Disc in Box Will Only Be Available on Xbox

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Exciting news for all gamers out there! Redfall, the latest game from Arcane Austin studio, is set to launch on May 2, but rumors have been circulating online about its physical release. Some were speculating that the physical release boxes won’t contain any game discs, but that’s only half true!

An entry on the Redfall support page caused some confusion when it mentioned that the boxes would include codes for redemption in digital stores. This led many gaming sites to report that there would be no physical release of the game.

However, Bethesda has since clarified that the console release of Redfall will include a Blu-Ray disc and a code for add-ons, while the PC version will not come with a game disc, but will instead have a code for redemption in digital stores.

While it’s not the best news for collectors who prefer physical copies, there’s no need to fret. The console release includes a game disc and a code for add-ons, making it the perfect choice for those who prefer a tangible version of the game.

1/4 There was unclear Redfall information shared on a Bethesda Customer Support FAQ regarding Redfall – it has since been corrected: https://t.co/24J66xsl5A. Please see replies for more information.

— Bethesda Support (@BethesdaSupport) February 17, 2023

The PC version, on the other hand, requires a constant connection to the network, which may not be ideal for some players. But don’t worry, the game can still be accessed through a Game Pass subscription for both PC and consoles, so you can play it without any additional charge on the day of release.

Redfall is an open-world, first-person shooter game set in a town overrun by vampires, who have caused a solar eclipse, leaving the inhabitants cut off from the outside world.

Redfall: We Know When the Game Will Be Released

Players can take on the challenge alone or with friends and face the bloodsuckers head-on. With its exciting gameplay and thrilling storyline, Redfall promises to be an unforgettable gaming experience.

So, mark your calendars for May 2, and get ready to immerse yourself in the world of Redfall, whether you prefer physical copies or digital downloads!

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