Red Dead Redemption 2, released in 2018, is set in the late 1800s during the banishing of outlaws and cowboys and the welcoming of industry and order. In Red Dead Online, a player can explore the open world with friends, random people, criminals, or sheriffs, it’s the pinnacle of open worlds.
Paul Rigsby-Tinch talks about his experiences with the game.
Q. What struck you the second you launched Red Dead Redemption 2?

A: The way it perfectly represented the 1880’s as a whole. And the graphics and freedom to do almost anything you can think of.
Q: What do you most dislike about Red Dead Online?

A: Not being able to rob trains, banks, people.
Kamdyn Patterson likes to play video games; however, he has not played RDO. “I heard that the campaign was good. My stepdad said it was a good game,” said Kamdyn. After watching a short video about Red Dead Online Kamdyn said, “It looks very fun, and it has good graphics.”
Kamdyn said if there was a free version, he would be very interested in playing. In my opinion, more people should learn about Red Dead Redemption Online because it is hundreds of hours of immersive hunting, fishing, working, bounty hunting, and gameplay with a passionate and (mostly) peaceful community.