Red Dead Redemption 2 has yet to be confirmed for PC, but rumors that have surfaced online in the past few months said that this version of the game is indeed in the works. Today, more evidence that the game is coming to PC has emerged online.
Twitter user JakoMako51 discovered that Red Dead Redemption 2 PC is mentioned in the source code of the Rockstar Social Club website. While this may not seem anything too big, this is the first time the PC release is mentioned officially by Rockstar Games.
The fact that Red Dead Redemption 2 is coming to PC is now quite evident. #RDR2 #reddeadredemption2pc #RedDeadRedemption2 #rdr2pc #reddeadredemption
RDR2_PC_Accomplishments:"Accomplishments"
You can search for "RDR2_PC" in the following link: https://t.co/hmtRJGKmoa pic.twitter.com/4kJAd5u58r— Jacopo Colangelo (@JakoMako51) July 4, 2019
With so much evidence piling up, it's likely that an announcement is coming soon. Grand Theft Auto V released around a year after the PS4 and Xbox One versions launched, so we should expect RDR 2 to release on PC around the end of 2019.
Red Dead Redemption 2 is one of the best open world games ever released. The game allows players to live the life of an outlaw in one of the most detailed and realistic worlds ever created.
Red Dead Redemption 2 may not be perfect, but its minor shortcomings are like tiny blemishes on a stunningly beautiful face. In a way, they only serve as a reminder of how this world isn't made for perfection. Every single aspect of the game will put you into the very shoes of an outlaw roaming America with his gang as they try to escape the law long enough to make the money needed to disappear for good. It's an epic, memorable and engrossing tale which also elevates the open world genre to new heights with the brand new interaction system, a cast of unforgettable characters and a ton of high-quality content to play for a long time.
Red Dead Redemption 2 is now available on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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