The firstRed Dead Redemptiongame can be downloaded for free right now on Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5, complete with a graphics upgrade.WhileRed Dead Redemption 2is still all the rage after half a decade of it being released, the first game still holds a special place in fan’s hearts.Take a look at the firstRed Dead RedemptionbelowThe game had it all, a phenomenal story, great characters, and most importantly theUndead Nightmare DLCwhich should have definitely been reintroduced toRed Dead Redemption 2,it’s criminal that it wasn’t.AdvertFor those who haven’t played it, or fancy a trip down memory lane, you’ll be happy to know it’s now available as a free download for those subscribed to GTA+.GTA+ isRockstar Games’subscription service that offers users a variety of freebies, mainly free content inGrand Theft Auto V Online.This time around though it’s granting players access to a whole-ass game, and it’s available right now for those onXboxSeries X/S andPlayStation5.In case you needed more incentive to download a free game, this version ofRed Dead Redemptionjust so happens to be the4K 60fps versionif you’re on PS5, whereas Xbox Series X/S users will have to make do with a 4K 30fps version.AdvertEither way it’s a free game, sort of, and a subscription to GTA+ also nets you a range of other goodies too so it’s worth considering.While all the buzz around Rockstar at the moment is aroundGTA VIand its possible delay to 2026, there’s still a lot of demand from fans for more Red Dead Redemption content, whether it be additional DLC,Red Dead Redemption 3and even a live-action film…Featured Image Credit: Rockstar GamesTopics:Red Dead Redemption,Red Dead Redemption 2,Rockstar Games,Xbox,PlayStation
The firstRed Dead Redemptiongame can be downloaded for free right now on Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5, complete with a graphics upgrade.WhileRed Dead Redemption 2is still all the rage after half a decade of it being released, the first game still holds a special place in fan’s hearts.Take a look at the firstRed Dead RedemptionbelowThe game had it all, a phenomenal story, great characters, and most importantly theUndead Nightmare DLCwhich should have definitely been reintroduced toRed Dead Redemption 2,it’s criminal that it wasn’t.AdvertFor those who haven’t played it, or fancy a trip down memory lane, you’ll be happy to know it’s now available as a free download for those subscribed to GTA+.GTA+ isRockstar Games’subscription service that offers users a variety of freebies, mainly free content inGrand Theft Auto V Online.This time around though it’s granting players access to a whole-ass game, and it’s available right now for those onXboxSeries X/S andPlayStation5.In case you needed more incentive to download a free game, this version ofRed Dead Redemptionjust so happens to be the4K 60fps versionif you’re on PS5, whereas Xbox Series X/S users will have to make do with a 4K 30fps version.AdvertEither way it’s a free game, sort of, and a subscription to GTA+ also nets you a range of other goodies too so it’s worth considering.While all the buzz around Rockstar at the moment is aroundGTA VIand its possible delay to 2026, there’s still a lot of demand from fans for more Red Dead Redemption content, whether it be additional DLC,Red Dead Redemption 3and even a live-action film…Featured Image Credit: Rockstar GamesTopics:Red Dead Redemption,Red Dead Redemption 2,Rockstar Games,Xbox,PlayStation
The firstRed Dead Redemptiongame can be downloaded for free right now on Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5, complete with a graphics upgrade.WhileRed Dead Redemption 2is still all the rage after half a decade of it being released, the first game still holds a special place in fan’s hearts.Take a look at the firstRed Dead RedemptionbelowThe game had it all, a phenomenal story, great characters, and most importantly theUndead Nightmare DLCwhich should have definitely been reintroduced toRed Dead Redemption 2,it’s criminal that it wasn’t.AdvertFor those who haven’t played it, or fancy a trip down memory lane, you’ll be happy to know it’s now available as a free download for those subscribed to GTA+.GTA+ isRockstar Games’subscription service that offers users a variety of freebies, mainly free content inGrand Theft Auto V Online.This time around though it’s granting players access to a whole-ass game, and it’s available right now for those onXboxSeries X/S andPlayStation5.In case you needed more incentive to download a free game, this version ofRed Dead Redemptionjust so happens to be the4K 60fps versionif you’re on PS5, whereas Xbox Series X/S users will have to make do with a 4K 30fps version.AdvertEither way it’s a free game, sort of, and a subscription to GTA+ also nets you a range of other goodies too so it’s worth considering.While all the buzz around Rockstar at the moment is aroundGTA VIand its possible delay to 2026, there’s still a lot of demand from fans for more Red Dead Redemption content, whether it be additional DLC,Red Dead Redemption 3and even a live-action film…
The firstRed Dead Redemptiongame can be downloaded for free right now on Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5, complete with a graphics upgrade.
WhileRed Dead Redemption 2is still all the rage after half a decade of it being released, the first game still holds a special place in fan’s hearts.
Take a look at the firstRed Dead Redemptionbelow
The game had it all, a phenomenal story, great characters, and most importantly theUndead Nightmare DLCwhich should have definitely been reintroduced toRed Dead Redemption 2,it’s criminal that it wasn’t.
Advert
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For those who haven’t played it, or fancy a trip down memory lane, you’ll be happy to know it’s now available as a free download for those subscribed to GTA+.
GTA+ isRockstar Games’subscription service that offers users a variety of freebies, mainly free content inGrand Theft Auto V Online.
This time around though it’s granting players access to a whole-ass game, and it’s available right now for those onXboxSeries X/S andPlayStation5.
In case you needed more incentive to download a free game, this version ofRed Dead Redemptionjust so happens to be the4K 60fps versionif you’re on PS5, whereas Xbox Series X/S users will have to make do with a 4K 30fps version.
Advert
Advert
Either way it’s a free game, sort of, and a subscription to GTA+ also nets you a range of other goodies too so it’s worth considering.
While all the buzz around Rockstar at the moment is aroundGTA VIand its possible delay to 2026, there’s still a lot of demand from fans for more Red Dead Redemption content, whether it be additional DLC,Red Dead Redemption 3and even a live-action film…
Topics:Red Dead Redemption,Red Dead Redemption 2,Rockstar Games,Xbox,PlayStation
