Redfall

Redfall hit different. We walked into May 2023 ready for Arkane Austin's co-op vampire shooter, and what we witnessed was one of the year's most catastrophic launches. The 30fps console lock, the PC performance issues hitting every GPU we threw at it, the AI enemies that seemed utterly unaware that we were shooting them—we documented it all in real time. This wasn't just a broken game; this was watching Arkane, the studio that gave us Prey and Dishonored, completely whiff on a looter shooter. The house was glued to our streams watching Mostly Negative reviews pile up on Steam, watching the community compare it to Cyberpunk 2077's infamous state. We hit 692 peak viewers through those painful launch streams, and a lot of that audience was there to witness the death of a legendary studio's reputation.

The redfall peak viewers twitch stat of 692 captured morbid curiosity at its finest. We averaged 308 viewers across 54 hours of streaming what many were calling one of 2023's worst PC ports. The redfall twitch stats show 17,883 hours watched, which reflects how many people wanted to see this disaster unfold firsthand. Average viewers stayed steady because people came back repeatedly—each stream was another chapter in the story of how badly Arkane Austin fumbled.