Outlaws to the end
Fourteen years after its initial release, Red Dead Redemption has finally landed on PC.
The PC port is, without a doubt, the best way to play Rockstars open-world Western.
These visual improvements accentuate an already excellent tale that has unquestionably withstood the test of time.
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Moments like this are frequent in Red Dead Redemption and the improved visuals and performance further enhance these highs.
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When paired with the PC ports native 4K resolution, Red Dead Redemption hardly looks its age.
The star of the show, though, is Red Dead Redemption’s ultrawide support.
Seeing this world from a 21:9 perspective goes hand-in-hand with Red Dead Redemptions themes and cinematic inspirations.
The wider aspect ratio gives the entire experience a sparse, desolate feel that matches the atmosphere beautifully.
As solid as this port is, it does feel barebones.
Additionally, the lack of a photo mode in particular is a missed opportunity.
Red Dead Redemption manages to juggle several complex themes in a way that feels authentic.
Characters–although introduced and discarded quickly–are colorful, witty, and exuberant.
John Marstons stint in Mexico remains a highlight given how messy the politics, leaders, and allegiances are.
If youve never played it, the PC release is the perfect time to give it a shot.
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