Red Dead Redemption 3 be damned, LEGO Red Dead is here and it's everything
Topics: Red Dead Redemption, Red Dead Redemption 2, Lego, Rockstar Games
Featured Image Credit: Rockstar Games/Reddit user Candid-Revenue-3326
Topics: Red Dead Redemption, Red Dead Redemption 2, Lego, Rockstar Games
Red Dead Redemption 2 is still a perfect game five years after its launch, but forget that because now we want a LEGO remake of it.
I’m sure that sounds utterly insane since we haven’t even got an enhanced version of Red Dead Redemption 2 yet, the Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5 still only play the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions, but here us out…
The first Red Dead Redemption game has been partially updated for modern platforms though, so perhaps its sequel/prequel will follow eventually
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Take a look at a YouTube video posted by Lego Crow which recreates the iconic housebuilding scene from Red Dead Redemption 2 but in LEGO format.
It’s seriously impressive, I’ve always appreciated stop-motion and it’s remarkable how animated the scene is despite all the characters and pieces being forced to move like solid plastic does.
Aside from it fitting the theme of building structures in timelapse fashion, look at the adorable LEGO version Arthur, with his little hat and little tools, it’s precious.
It sounds bizarre but imagine a full-on adaptation of Red Dead Redemption 2 but as a LEGO game, taking the renowned Rockstar Games story and injecting some more humour and whimsy into the tale.
Before you object and say the story is too “serious” or “dark” to be made into a LEGO game let me point out that Horizon: Zero Dawn isn’t exactly oozing with family-fun, yet LEGO: Horizon Adventures works well albeit a bit too short and simplistic in areas.
Red Dead Redemption 2, in LEGO, with an open-world and some silly costumes to put Arthur into would be fantastic in my opinion. It’ll never happen, but thinking about it makes me chuckle so just let me dream.
If not Red Dead Redemption though, what other established video game franchise could, in theory, be adapted into LEGO format?