Red Dead

PlayStation Plus is Sony’s equivalent of Xbox’s Game Pass service, and games come and go from the catalog over time. While not every game is on the service, and some rotate out, it’s still an excellent way to play a selection of great games from the last decade. For instance, Rockstar’s epic cowboy saga Red Dead Redemption 2 will soon be available on PlayStation Plus after a long absence, along with a handful of other intriguing titles.

Absurd Ventures, the new transmedia company from Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser, is planning to make an open world action-adventure game.

If you are a fan of Rockstar Games, you probably know how secretive the publisher is about sharing behind-the-scenes looks at some of its most beloved games. Fortunately, one fan has unearthed a hidden audio file in Red Dead Redemption 2, revealing audio bloopers during the game's production.

A Red Dead Redemption 2 fan has dug deep into the game's audio files and discovered a blooper that gives us a rare peek behind the Rockstar curtain. 

The GTA+ service mostly acts as a way to get the most out of the experience, but the inclusion of some past Rockstar titles in the Games Included With GTA+ library is a major additional draw. This change was first made in September 2023 with the introduction of the remaster package, making the subscription a bit more appealing to those who aren't as thoroughly invested in With some new additions and more announced for later in the year, the debatable value of the subscription is definitely starting to become more tangible.

With the hype of GTA 6 it seems some of Rockstar’s others games are falling through the cracks and fans are sad about it. Red Dead Redemption 2 has been out since 2017, and it was a Wild West game that many didn’t want to put down. With GTA 5 having come out years earlier, 2013, it was exciting to have a new game from Rockstar that featured multiplayer.

Valve has revealed that of the 100 most-played games on Steam Deck over the last 12 months, Larian Studios' Baldur's Gate 3 tops the chart.

Rockstar Games has once again surprised its fan base, and this time, it's not within the virtual confines of the Wild West. While the anticipation for GTA 6 and the rumoured Red Dead Redemption 3 continues, fans were caught off guard by the unexpected return of Red Dead Redemption 2's protagonist, Arthur Morgan.

It’s fair to say that before Red Dead Redemption 2 came out in 2018, most gamers hadn’t heard of Roger Clark. Six years, 61 million sales, and numerous awards later, the 45-year-old Irish-American actor can afford to be picky with roles. His performance as Arthur Morgan, the protagonist of Rockstar’s Wild West epic, is considered by some as one of the greatest in video game history. But Roger’s overnight stardom came after five grueling years in Rockstar’s New York motion capture studio and a contract that gave him the kind of financial security most jobbing actors only dream of. In truth, Arthur Morgan has remained part of Roger’s life ever since. Indeed, he is set to (kind of) reprise the role by narrating the upcoming audiobook of ‘Red Dead's History,’ an exploration of America’s violent past through the lens of the Red Dead Redemption games written by American history professor Tore Olsson. Olsson, by the way, teaches the world’s first Red Dead American history class at the University of Tennessee.

In the relentless quest for GTA 6 clues, fans have turned to Rockstar Games' Red Dead Redemption 2, speculating on potential hints about the much-anticipated GTA instalment. Conversely, when GTA 6 eventually graces our screens, it might carry Easter eggs teasing the next Red Dead Redemption title, a practice consistent with Rockstar's penchant for leaving breadcrumbs within their games.

Grand Theft Auto 6’s first trailer gives fans of the open-world crime franchise a peek at the first new GTA in more than a decade. As impressive as GTA 6 looks, it comes with immense expectations. Its predecessor, Grand Theft Auto 5, is one of the biggest games of all time; Rockstar has sold more than 190 million copies of the game across three console generations, and following that massive success won’t be an easy task.

Absurd Ventures, the studio established by Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser earlier this year, has revealed its first two projects: a graphic novel and audio drama, both launching in 2024.

Rockstar veterans Lazlow Jones and Michael Unsworth are working alongside Dan Houser at Absurd Ventures, it’s been revealed.

I'll make no bones about it: I preferred Grand Theft Auto 4 to GTA 5. The latter is great and all but I never got over the more grounded and gritty take of GTA 4 and in particular its tragic central cast, defined and trapped by their lives in the criminal underworld. GTA 4 had two great expansions, The Ballad of Gay Tony and The Lost and the Damned, both introducing their own protagonists and side stories. One of them was the biker Johnny Klebitz, who, unlike many of Rockstar's leads, ends his GTA 4 arc in a better place.

The relaunch of Red Dead Online as a standalone title in late 2020 was something of a false dawn for its ever-optimistic community. Rockstar maintains the title but has been in a cycle for several years of repeating content, and it could fairly be said that this playerbase has been surviving on rations ever since 2020. This led to one of the best in-game protests I've ever seen, where a ton of RDO players gathered together in summer 2020 dressed up as clowns to protest the lack of substantial updates.

The spooky season will soon be upon us, and Rockstar is celebrating with Halloween-themed content for Red Dead Online, but it's far from a treat for long-time players.

Despite having been released a while back, Red Dead Redemption 2 continues to be one of the best-looking open-world games ever released, especially on PC with the right mods.

It's been five years, so we can use the magic of hindsight to safely say Red Dead Redemption 2 is one of the defining games of our generation.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is one of the best-looking games that Rockstar has ever produced. Though we’re deeply anxious to see GTA 6, and how the supposedly revamped and reimagined version of Vice City is going to look, ahead of the next Grand Theft Auto, another journey through RDR2 sounds like the perfect way to pass the time. Now, with a new Red Dead Redemption 2 HD overhaul mod, from the creator of Natural Vision for GTA 5, the world of Arthur Morgan, John Marston et al looks even better, and you can get the entire thing right now.

A Nintendo Switch version of Red Dead Redemption 2 has shown up on the Brazilian ratings board's website.

A GTA 6 leaker just suffered the might of a Rockstar copyright claim, but the developer apparently forgot to take down one screenshot.

Red Dead Redemption series writer Michael Unsworth has signalled his departure from developer Rockstar Games, after 16 years at the company.

The PS4 and Nintendo Switch port of Red Dead Redemption has arrived. That was quick, wasn't it? Probably because the team behind it didn't want people getting too hung up on the fact it isn't a remake or a remaster. That the port costs $40 got some of you pretty wound up, and now another Red Dead Redemption price point has done that all over again. That's because if you want to buy the bundle which includes the port and its sequel, it's going to set you back $100.

Take-Two Interactive is defending the controversial $50 asking price for the recently revealed Switch and PS4 port of Red Dead Redemption.

After months of speculation, the Red Dead Redemption remaster/remake saga hit a damp squelch of an anticlimax yesterday afternoon, when Rockstar proudly announced it was porting the basic version of the original PS3 and Xbox 360 game to the Nintendo Switch and PS4. For $50, no less. Fans were upset.

The freshly announced Red Dead Redemption port has been turning heads since it was unveiled, mainly due to how much Rockstar is asking for. 

Rockstar Games is rereleasing the original Red Dead Redemption on two modern platforms, giving Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 owners a chance to play the open-world Western adventure natively. Red Dead Redemption will be released digitally on Nintendo Switch and PS4 on Aug. 17, the developer announced Monday. A physical release is planned for Oct. 13.

In a new update to its website, Rockstar has added "Red Dead Redemption (Rockstar Presents Ver)" to the game list along with a logo and the codename "RDR1RSP". That no doubt stands for Red Dead Redemption 1 Remake/Remaster, but what 'SP' means isn't clear.