Red Dead Redemption 2
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After a robbery goes badly wrong in the western town of Blackwater, Arthur Morgan and the Van der Linde gang are forced to flee. With federal agents and the best bounty hunters in the nation massing on their heels, the gang must rob, steal and fight their way across the rugged heartland of America in order to survive. As deepening internal divisions threaten to tear the gang apart, Arthur must make a choice between his own ideals and loyalty to the gang who raised him.
Steam User 1222
"Despite My Best Efforts To The Contrary...It Turns Out I've Won."
The worst thing about this game is that you can only play it for the first time once.
Steam User 663
Dude, I'm going to be honest: this game is just pure cocaina I don't care if people say, ''It's just a game; it ain't that deep.'' But man, Red Dead Redemption 2 had such a positive impact on me that, ever since I 100% completed it last year on March 25, all I have been doing is going on hikes every week and camping with my cowboy hat, doing crazy survival-type shit adventures and fly fishing in the mountains. It completely changed me as a person in terms of that I don't take bullshit from anyone anymore and showed me the value I truly hold. I can't comprehend how much I recommend everyone play this game at least once in their lives. The story, the graphics, the scenery, the gameplay – it's just a 10/10 masterpiece.
Steam User 695
Thought I was getting a fun cowboy game. Instead, I got an emotional masterpiece that set my gaming standards to an unreachable level. Thanks, Rockstar… I guess. Now no other game feels good enough. 10/10
Steam User 421
I've been playing this game very slowly as if I were Arthur, Each day going out doing a little quest, hunting, gambling etc... taking each and every second slowly as it comes. A fantastic offline single player escape.
Steam User 761
All them years, Dutch...
Words fall short — but the lesson doesn’t.
I would normally talk about the aspects of the game, the gunplay, graphics, mechanics, story etc. but I will not. This is not the type of game where you give scores.
Unlike other games where you control a character, you become Arthur Morgan. You make small choices, build trust, face consequences, and slowly learn patience all while navigating a world that responds to your every action.
The Only Advice: just play. Fall and get up, make mistakes and learn from them, try to have good in you while being one of the "bad guys" in a cruel world. Rush it, you miss what it has to offer, just like life.
Yes there are some really good tips for beginners but if you want to quickly get rich and finish the game easily by following yt tutorials, what's the point of playing it in the first place?
This game values patience, discipline, morality. If these terms don't fit your life anyhow, you can happily stay away from RDR2.
Note: Have manual backup saves for each chapter.
Thank you to rockstar team, thank you to Dan & Sam Houser for all of your efforts, it was all worth it.
Well for me, personally, I had to uninstall the game after 77 hours. Why? Because I knew that I was going to spend hundreds of hours if I kept playing. It indeed is fun but life's priorities always come first, so;
PSA: Please play when you have nothing to worry about, that's how you can enjoy the most.
Steam User 254
The story had me hooked, the characters feel real, and the world is so detailed it’s kind of ridiculous. I lost track of time just riding around, hunting, helping strangers, or getting into trouble. Arthur is such a great character too — his story actually hit me emotionally, which I didn’t expect from a game like this.
Red Dead Redemption 2 is insane, over 150 hours in and I’m still not bored. Totally worth it.
Steam User 318
At the time of writing this review, no game has ever made me feel such a wide range of emotions—happiness, sadness, and laughter. No game has ever left such a deep impression on my heart. Red Dead Redemption 2 deserves to be recognized as the game of the century.