Major cracks start showing before even seeing that base. That one example also informs Arkane Austin's looter-shooter as a whole: almost every aspect (big or small) is done better by another live-service title from the previous console generation. Here, everything about those conversations is artificial window dressing by comparison. It evokes a similar scenario to Tom Clancy's The Division : the huddled-up survivors clamoring for more resources to rebuild James Farley Post Office as a well-oiled base of operations. On the first floor, the main three (a bishop, doctor, and pregnant radio lady) will periodically have some canned dissension about whatever – sometimes while speaking in a different tone to you simultaneously. This effectively acts as your hub for main campaign missions and short reprieves with prominent side characters. Reviewer's Note: The vast majority of my experience reflects Redfall after its Day One patch.Įarly in your newfound vampire-hunting career, you’ll save Redfall's fire station and the inhabitants who barricaded themselves when the generator failed. I would very much like to read more (about these characters specifically) and am looking forward to future works were I can discover new horizons within the world that Downe has crafted.By Lee Mehr, posted on 07 June 2023 / 4,041 Views In terms of construction, I felt that the tale did shift unexpectedly in the early to middle sections, as the focus shifted from a little girl to her father, but in the end, I can see some plausible reasons as to why Downe would choose to do this.Īll in all, a very solid tale. In terms of editing, there were a few minor missteps here and there, but the grammatical gaffs were nothing so great as to disrupt the greater story.
I found the tale unique, engaging, and the characters were folks that I wanted to know more about.
I read Redfall before the first book in the series and I am very glad I did. A very evocative piece, Redfall immediately immerses you inside its slightly different fantasy world - and it is something to be glad about. It is a shame that Amazon does not allow half stars on its reviews, because this book definitely warrants 4.5 stars.
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