Red Dead Redemption 2 (2018)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Shooter
Themes:Open world, Action, Drama
Game modes:Single player, Co-operative, Multiplayer
Story:Red Dead Redemption 2 is the epic tale of outlaw Arthur Morgan and the infamous Van der Linde gang, on the run across America at the dawn of the modern age.
Vote to bring this game to GOG and help preserve it.7 984
I played the first title on the 360 when I was a kid and it's awesome! I love "Western" style open-world titles, I haven't played the second one yet and I'd honestly prefer to play it on GOG, I think it definitely deserves a place with on this platform.
There's nothing to say about this game, it's wonderful. I would like to purchase it from gog, without drm, I think this title deserves it, it NEEDS it. Making this game immortal to DRM would be amazing
A real modern Classic that brings amazing graphics and story without asking a BS ray tracing and unreasonable PC specs. .............................................
Jogo maravilhoso, ficará para a história dos games como o melhor jogo de mundo aberto , na minha opinião o top 1 .
Gostaria que a rockstar tivesse concluído a história do gigante da montanha, teria sido épico essa interação com os personagens do jogo.
Queria que esse jogo estivesse disponível na Gog para compra .
Prequel de RDR, il plus dans la veine de GTA IV que de GTA V (ce qui me ravie).
J'ai bien aimé l'histoire (même si le jeux je le trouve un longs à ce mettre en place), c'est un jeux qui as une attention au détails très poussé (cf. vidéo YT) et puis cette ambiance crépusculaire de la conquête de l'ouest est très réussi
**Why *Red Dead Redemption 2* Needs to Be on GOG and Why It’s the Best Red Dead Game Ever**
*Red Dead Redemption 2* is more than just a prequel—it’s a monumental achievement in storytelling, world-building, and emotional depth. Rockstar crafted an unforgettable experience with Arthur Morgan, whose personal journey of loyalty, loss, and redemption stands as one of the most powerful stories in gaming history. It’s a game that explores morality, survival, and brotherhood in a dying Wild West with such nuance that it transcends the medium.
Gameplay-wise, it’s a masterclass. The attention to detail in every corner of the world—from the rugged mountains to the bustling towns—brings the era to life in a way no other game has. The systems are deep, whether you’re hunting, crafting, bonding with your horse, or engaging in dynamic conversations. The combat is refined and weighty, the missions are diverse and cinematic, and the world feels alive with random events and richly written NPCs.
Arthur Morgan is arguably Rockstar’s finest character. His inner conflict, the choices he makes, and his gradual evolution depending on your playstyle make him one of the most compelling protagonists in any game—eclipsing even John Marston from the original *Red Dead Redemption*.
It absolutely needs to be on GOG. A DRM-free version would honor the spirit of the game—freedom, choice, and individuality. It would give players the ability to truly own and preserve this masterpiece. For a game that so perfectly captures the soul of the Old West, it deserves a place on a platform that values game preservation and player freedom.
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