Arkane Studios

Arkane Austin are hiring for their next project, which will be a single-player action RPG with immersive sim elements, according to the recent job listing. 

Bethesda studio Arkane Austin, who recently released an underwhelming vampire shooter Redfall didn't really believe in their game, according to the new insider report.

Arkane Studios Lyon have officially begun working on their next major game and have over 20 open positions at the moment.

Given that Redfall was heavily marketed as a co-op game where you and your buddies can take on various procedurally generated dungeons and roam the open-world, one would assume that there is some kind of an endgame in this vampiric shooter.

If you're playing Redfall's campaign, you are probably wondering what the game has to offer in terms of bosses and how many of main bosses are there.

If you're playing Redfall, you've probably noticed a blood-red smoke on the streets, which can be pretty deadly if you find yourself inside of it for more than a couple of seconds. 

Arkane's first open-world endeavour may not be the masterclass that is Prey or Dishonored 2 but it's still a very good video game, offering hours of enjoyable vampire slaying in the town of Redfall.

Redfall is less than a week from release but if you want to know the exact time when you can get your hands on the vampire fiesta, we've got you covered.

Arkane Studios have finally shared the minimum, recommended and ultra PC specs for their upcoming vampire shooter Redfall, which arrives next week.

Redfall won't have 60 FPS Performance mode on launch but its retail boxes mention such a feature, so Bethesda had to slap a last-minute sticker for clarification.