Anyone who’s playedRed Dead Redemption’sUndead Nightmarewill attest that it is immensely fun. Unfortunately, we never saw a fresh iteration of the DLC released forRed Dead Redemption 2, although it has just been discovered that a similar expansion was in the works forGrand Theft Auto V.
That’s right.GTA Valmost had its own post-apocalyptic single-player DLC, and I just let out a long sigh to express my sadness that this was never released. As of late, our focus has been exclusively onGTA VIand understandably so. The first trailer dropped last month, in December, and fans have scoured every pixel for clues. Some even went as far aslocating the trailer’s strip clubin real life, all in the name of research. Today though, we shift our attention back toGTA Vas a document fromRockstar Gamespresident Sam Houser has seemingly been confirmed as real, 10 years after it was first leaked.
ICYMI: Take a look at theGTA VItrailer below.
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Reddit userAtomictomic22has now pointed out that many of the claims made aboutGTA VIin this document back in 2013 can now be verified seeing as we have theGTA VItrailer, thus somewhat solidifying its validity. With that in mind, many have been revisiting the other leaked details, one of which mentions a ‘GTA VDLC 3 (Zombie Apocalypse) [Small Team Pre-Production]’. Yes, this implies a further two expansions, referred to as ‘Alien War’ and ‘Story based’.
We don’t know what the zombie-centric expansion would’ve looked like beyond this but if it was due to be anything likeUndead Nightmare, I have a feeling it would’ve been special. “AnUndead Nightmarestyle DLC forGTA Vwould have been class,”agreeduser coletrain93. “I’m not even really into GTA, but I would play the hell out of this,” IsRudeadded. Unfortunately, we’ll just have to dream about this one.
Topics:Grand Theft Auto,GTA 5,Rockstar Games
