Apparently Red Dead Redemption 2 feels like an entirely new game when it’s played exclusively in first-person, and there’s nothing better to do so why not give it a go?
Until GTA VI comes out Red Dead Redemption 2 and to a lesser degree GTA V are all we have when it comes to open-world Rockstar Games.
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That said, Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition was recently updated with several much-needed changes and fixes, making it worth a go if you slept on it the first time around and it’s on sale for Black Friday.
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Back to the topic at hand though Red Dead Redemption 2 is still a fantastic game over five years later, and well-worth playing again if it’s been a while.
Before you do though, consider playing it exclusively in first-person mode, as fans of the game would tell you it feels like a totally different experience.
Take this Reddit thread from a few years ago for example, as even when the game first came out setting controls to that of a “standard FPS” and starting the story from scratch makes it feel like you’re “playing a brand new game.”
Rockstar Games first implemented the first-person mode in the Xbox One/PlayStation 4 release of GTA V, and while it was a welcome addition it did feel a bit clunky at times especially with the movement.
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With Red Dead Redemption 2 having the mode as standard it gave Rockstar the opportunity to improve on the mode and ensure the missions and game world were compatible with a first-person perspective.
For greater effect turn off the in-game HUD and try to find your way around with the map and road signs alone.
If you don’t want to go that extreme at least give the opening hours a go solely from a first-person perspective, it’s worth a try.
Topics: Red Dead Redemption, Red Dead Redemption 2, Rockstar Games