Red Dead Redemption

Rockstar reportedly had plans to remaster GTA IV and Red Dead Redemption 1 a couple of years ago but chose not to proceed. 

It's been 12 years since the release of the original Red Dead Redemption, and with the popularity of its sequel, there has been a lot of talk about the remaster over the years. New leaks suggest it might just be happening.

Red Ded Online players can browse Madam Nazar’s establishment and shop some creepy masks. Two season-appropriate game modes will also be live this week and offer double rewards.

Today, Rockstar released a brand new Outlaw Pass for Red Dead Online with clothing, emotes, camp items such as flags and a canine companion, horse manes and moustaches, Moonshine Shack decor, and more.

Rumour has it that Red Dead Redemption (1) will get a remake in 2022, and Rockstar will use Red Dead Redemption 2 engine for it. With GTA V getting yet another remaster soon, nothing is impossible.

Red Dead Redemption The Outlaws Collection has leaked over on Amazon and it features the long-rumoured Red Dead Redemption Remaster for Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4 and PS5.

Take-Two Interactive have shut down a Red Dead Redemption fan project that aimed to bring the game to PC. The company filed a lawsuit against developer Johnathon Wyckoff who is the creator of the project.

Red Dead Online has received another major update. Named Moonshiners, the update brings new missions, weapons, items along with the new battle pass, fancily named The Outlaw Pass No.2.

Retailers throughout the UK have received Red Dead Redemption 2 promotional material. It's mostly just cardboard boxes and banners with little to no info about platforms or a concrete release date for Rockstar's highly anticipated title.

By now, there's little doubt that Rockstar's Western Red Dead Redemption 2 has etched its name on the year 2018, despite launching relatively late in the year, so it's perhaps only fitting to see it keep up the heat in the last few weeks.