We're not saying that the end of Red Dead Redemption wasn't great on its own, putting the player in control of the main character's son as they take revenge for the death of their father. However, we want to know what happens after this, how Jack Marston manages to live in a US that no longer wants the likes of this sort of cowboy in the Open world games patch notes. We think it would be interesting to see what would become of this character, how he would change as he became an adult and what being alone in a cruel world does to him. Definitely a sequel worth looking i

There are many layers to this man, but there are still several questions the game leaves unanswered. These questions will plague players until the end of time as his death is final and forever will be. Keep reading to learn about the ten questions we still have about Arthur Morgan after R

While we don't particularly like the character of Williamson, we do think that the past that he constantly references sounds interesting. Perhaps the Rockstar bunch could do a game that sees us take up arms and become part of the infantry, making a push against the Native Americans that are attempting to protect their own land. Maybe we wouldn't actually play as Bill Williamson, but more as a character that regularly does dealings with him. We want to see whether or not he actually did do a lot within the army or whether it's all t

Dutch escaped and if you played the original Red Dead you would know the Marston's never truly lived a full life. All of Arthur's attempts at making the world a better place failed and his life was basically forf

It's as if Red Dead Redemption 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive met in the middle and tried creating a child. It fails at times thanks to awkward controls, but it promises a great time regardl

He was allowed to visit a number of cities and he never decided they were good enough for him to settle down in, so why would anywhere else be different? His false hope confused us and we wish he would have gone with Mary Linton so we could have seen exactly what he was talking about in terms of a better life and place to l

We're constantly hearing about how some of the main characters in the gang having been together for a long time now, various moments and robberies being referenced that sound like they were a lot of fun. Throw in the fact that they describe a time when the US was a lot friendlier to the sorts of people that would solace in the arms of a gang, and we think there is a huge chance for a fun game there. Give us a chance to take part in some of Hosea's fun little scheme, watch how the gang slowly came together to be the gang that we came to know in Red Dead Redemption

Complete your gaming room with these high-quality video game posters from _ Red Dead Redemption 2, _ evoking the high contrast, pigment-packed posters of classic spaghetti-western films from the ‘70s like _ The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly _ or _ Fistful of Dollar

If this is the case how did no one else in his gang or even the rest of Thomas Downes' family contract it? This is the question that plagues readers about his condition as it seems the contagious nature of it stopped when Arthur was infec

John had two very good opportunities to finish and kill the man who changed the course of his life. Dutch was a father to John, taught him almost everything he knows. Yet in the hardest of times Dutch starts to believe John is a rat, and at a later time even insults John’s family. This begs the question, why didn’t John just finish the job before it started. John, Sadie, and Charles had Dutch outnumbered and outgunned after the death of Micah, and they let him walk. In John’s next encounter with Dutch instead of killing him, leaves him to commit suicide. Was there still a feeling of love and appreciation there or why exactly did John give him the cha

Arthur and John's relationship is the heart of Red Dead Redemption 2 . Yes, the story is primarily about Arthur's redemption, but it is through their relationship that we see the redemption taking place. And just as Arthur changes throughout the story, so too does John. Both start the story as immoral and violent men, and both end in better places having gone through their respective redemptive arcs. One could certainly argue that the "redemption" of Red Dead Redemption 2 is about both John and Arthur. Yes, John had his redemption in the first game as well, but hey, no one said that life is one straight p

This cup may seem small but it holds a more generous amount of liquids than you’d think, so don’t knock ‘em back too quick! When not in use, not only does it collapse into a beautiful memento, but also has a clip on the side, ensuring that you won’t lose it when you’re busy robbing tra

When Arthur Morgan passes it seems like the memory of him ceases to exist. He saved John Marston's family, and yet they refuse to talk about him. Arthur's name was known across towns as he worked with multiple people to help them within the main and side missions, but upon his death, it seems his image was wiped from their memor