With so much to do, it can be hard to decide where to go next. Do you continue the rip-roaring campaign? Do you help a criminal stuck in the middle of nowhere? Do you waste your money and get flat out drunk? Lucky for you, we at The Gamer have compiled a list of the most unique side missions in Red Dead Redemption

Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 was finally revealed last week to the surprise of absolutely no one. Black Ops has arguably become the most popular sub-franchise within the Call of Duty series so to see another sequel that continues that story isn’t shocking in the slightest. There was one noticeable difference when it comes to Call of Duty this year: the release date.

Eagle Vision is basically Red Dead Redemption II ’s easy mode, taking all the challenge out of hunting and allowing players access to every single piece of valuable information on screen at once. It takes all the established effort out of hunting and gives you a means of skipping all the actual work associated with hunt

Remember when Horizon Zero Dawn and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild released in the same week last year? Despite Horizon being a phenomenal game– some would say the best of last year — Breath of the Wild still ended up dominating the conversation in the casual and broader gaming scene. I imagine that Red Dead Redemption 2 PS4 Dead Redemption 2 will end up being one of those conversation-dominating titles as well, which means it’s likely better for Activision to just stay out of its way after release.

Spoilers Kieran has perhaps the clearest telegraphed arcs in the entire game. One of the first characters you meet, Kieran betrays the O’Driscolls, joins Dutch’s gang, and gets a chance to prove his loyalty while earning his keep. Logic dictates he play a large role in the story and form a natural bond with Arthur. Then he gets eliminated and the game just sort of forgets he ever exis

For starters, Red Dead Redemption II is derivative. Everything it does has been done before. Even its story is a thematic retread of the first game from start to finish, just with a different cast. Realism? Who cares about realism when it makes playing a game less fun! Online? What Online? If you’re the type who disregards any and all criticism because you like something, this list may not be for you. Or maybe it is precisely for you. Part of loving a work of art is understanding where its faults lie so to better understand its streng

Like I said in the last entry, Red Dead’ s got some supernatural flair. None are more in-depth than RDR1 ‘s Undead Nightmare . It was a standalone expansion to the original game that added in entire modes, campaigns, and cosmetics. And RDR1 was already packed with content on rele

Mission variety is important for any game. One of the first game’s greatest strength was just how varied all 57 missions were. John found himself in a great deal of gunfights, as expected from a game where gunplay is the main form of combat, so it’s only natural RDR2 go in the same direction, but it perhaps goes too

More often than not, maintaining your gun is simple enough. So long as you have gun oil, you can maintain your gun anywhere on the overworld. Should you run out, however, and in a mission at that, you’ll basically be stuck firing a shoddy pistol or rifle until you can get back to a gunsmith. It makes the game far harder than it needs to be without really enhancing the experience on a gameplay le

Red Dead Redemption 2 is a massive game. And when I say it’s large I don’t think you understand, it’s like, really big. The game has dedicated dialogue and animations for every individual character in your caravan. It has expertly intuitive wildlife (except for those rabbits that love running under your horse). And it even makes you manage your cleanliness and wei

Then the game just stops caring and starts throwing thousands of dollars your way at any possible moment. You’ll be utterly swimming in cash by the end of the game that it truly does not matter whether or not you spent time early on attempting to make money. The game will just take pity on you and give you everything you need to surv

Activision isn’t going to take any chances launching their game after Red Dead Redemption 2 for good reason. The last title that Rockstar Games released– Grand Theft Auto V –went on to become the highest selling game of all-time . Even crazier is that it’s still charting on NPD what seems to be every month nearly five years after its initial release.

You know those scenes in Metal Gear Solid where Revolver Ocelot does all those ridiculous gun spinning tricks? You might not quite be able to get to that level, but if you want to give Arthur a bit of flair, you can spin his guns before holstering them. Tap L1/LB twice instead of once, and Arthur will swing the gun around on his finger before holstering it. Do it after a gunfight to add a whole other level of John Wayne swagger to Arthur’s otherwise cold demea