We've received some intriguing information about a potential Red Dead Redemption remake from a reliable source within Rockstar Games. Despite the fact that the game was only eight years old at the time, fans have been clamoring for a Red Dead Redemption remake since 2018. This is likely due to the exceptional gameplay advancements showcased in the sequel and how well it bridged the gap between the two narratives, albeit with some minor gaps that needed to be filled. Moreover, the sequel featured a complete rendition of the game's original map (excluding Mexico, although evidence suggests that work had been initiated for its inclusion), leading many to believe that the groundwork had been laid for a remake.
Rumors have circulated that work on a Red Dead Redemption remake had initially begun but was put on hold following the underwhelming response to the GTA trilogy remake. However, the speculation gained renewed momentum recently when a Korean ratings board listed Red Dead Redemption, hinting at a possible new version of the game. It's been suggested that the overwhelming demand for a remake may have prompted Rockstar Games to revisit the project and consider completing the remake or remaster. Offering further insights into the situation, renowned Rockstar Games insider Tez2 shared details on the GTA Forums. Tez2 mentioned that Rockstar had previously intended to "expand to other series" before the GTA trilogy, which resulted in the Max Payne remakes being announced last year. Initially, Rockstar had plans to collaborate with Grove Street Games, the developer of the GTA trilogy, on additional projects, but it appears that these plans have been abandoned as both parties have since gone their separate ways.
Update: Tez2 has intervened with his own view. Rockstar Dundee may not be involved, but a potential collective of Rockstar studios/or a new third-party studio on the project
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Tez2 acknowledged that they are uncertain about the specific details regarding Red Dead Redemption, but they speculated that there might be a dedicated team within Rockstar or a third-party studio working on the remaster or remake, similar to the approach taken with Max Payne and the GTA trilogy. Interestingly, players of Red Dead Online noticed an extension of an in-game event until July 10th, leading to speculation that a patch or update could be released for the game in the near future. This connection between Red Dead Online and a potential update has fueled further speculation and anticipation among fans.
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