Redfall Has Now Lost More Than Half Of Its Concurrent Players Since Release

According to SteamDB, Redfall’s concurrent player count now sits at 1,807 players—a massive decline from its all-time peak of 6,124. Following the game’s rocky release, it appears that many have already hopped off the vampire experience ahead of time as the developers figure out how to take it from here and restore some semblance of hope for this much-anticipated Microsoft exclusive. 

Redfall has been out for only a few days, and we are already seeing a huge decline in its player count. Considering that the game was one of the most awaited Microsoft exclusives, nobody would have guessed its current state. Following the game’s release though, this doesn’t come off as a surprise. As such, many of the game’s players have already lost hope and seem to have departed the title. 

Arkane’s new vampire-oriented shooter currently has around 70% negative reviews on Steam, and after skimming through the lot, you can witness that the majority have already refunded the game. Even those who received the game for free with some deal report that they feel cheated, stating, “I got this game for free with my graphics card, and I still feel ripped off.”

According to SteamDB, Twitch viewers of the title have also seen a huge landslide, crumbling from 151k to a measly 10k Twitch viewers at best. These stats are enough to tell us that it would take a miracle to save Redfall at this point. 

In other news, Starfield is set to release on 6th September, which could be the big break that Microsoft needs at this point. Redfall has been out since May 2 for Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC, effectively skipping previous-gen consoles, but to no apparent avail.