Red Dead Redemption 2is known as one of the best and most beloved video games of recent times but it’s a shame the can’t be said about its neglected online mode. Well, at least when it comes to Rockstar Games from the many perspective of fans.
WhenRed Dead Redemption 2was released in 2018 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, then the following year on PC, it became one of the most critically acclaimed games ever surpassing its 2010 predecessor with an almighty score of 97 on theaggregate websiteMetacritic.
Check out the promising Red Dead Online trailer below!
Alongside the launch ofRed Dead Redemption2was its returning online mode and fans were excited to explore the Wild West world with other players causing all sorts of mayhem. While it may have been unrealistic forRed Dead Onlineto share the same success asGTA Online, fans at least hoped thatRockstar Gameswould at put maximum effort in to help it thrieve.
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Sadly,Red Dead Onlinedid not benefit from the expansion-sized content updates asGTA Onlineand players would have to make do with underwhelming events which sparked the#SaveRedDeadOnlinecampaign. Then in 2022, Rockstar Games announced that it would effectively end all hope ofRed Dead Onlinereceiving substantial content supportas its focus shifted to the development ofGTA VI.
What made things worse for fans is that despite Rockstar Games seemingly giving up onRed Dead Online,GTA Onlinecontinued to be spoiled with fantastic content that even a silver-spooned firstborn would be envious of.
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The five featured modes are Team Shootout (30 April to 6 May), Capture Series (7 May to 13 May), Hardcore Last Stand (14 May to 20 May), Bow and Arrow Series (21 May to 27 May) and finally, Explosive Series (28 May to 3 June).
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Those who compete in the Featured Series will also be rewarded with 10 Gold Bars, a Prestigious Bounty Hunter License, Butcher’s Table, Collector’s Bag or the Naturalist Sample Kit.
Red Dead Redemption 2andRed Dead Onlineare out now on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Both are also backwards compatible with PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.
Topics:PC,PlayStation,PlayStation 4,PlayStation 5,Red Dead Redemption,Red Dead Redemption 2,Rockstar Games,Xbox,Xbox One,Xbox Series S,Xbox Series X,GTA Online
