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Redfall: file size, release time, and preload options

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The co-op vampire hunter Redfall from Arkane is about to rise from the grave on Xbox consoles and PC. After some delays, those eager to jump into the titular town as one of four unique survivors won’t have to wait long before getting a taste of the action. Aside from loading your guns and sharpening your steaks, arm yourself with the knowledge of when Redfall is coming out, how big it is, and what preload options there are so you can put these undead monsters back in their coffins as soon as possible.

Redfall release time

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Redfall will release at slightly different times depending on where you live on May 2, 2023. An official image was released with a full breakdown of when the game will unlock in your region. In fact, if you’re in North America, you can start playing as early as 5 p.m. on the West Coast, or at 8 p.m. if you live on the East Coast.

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Redfall file size

Want to know if you need to make some space for Redfall? Thankfully, this isn’t that big of a game compared to some others. Here’s how much storage you need on each system:

  • Xbox Series X: 86.5GB
  • Xbox Series S: 40.38GB
  • PC: 103.19GB

Redfall preload options

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Preloading has officially begun on all available platforms. If you’re looking to start playing immediately, preloading will save you the pain of waiting for it to download.

Redfall preorder details

Preordering any version of Redfall will get you access to the Vampire Hunter Pack, which includes the following items:

  • Level 2 Unrivaled Grim Tide Shotgun
  • Polar Vortex Multi-Weapon Skin
  • Blood Ravager Stake weapon attachment

Redfall hits Xbox Series X/S and PC on May 2, 2023

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