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Do You Like to Play Red Dead Redemption 2?

Red Dead Redemption 2 is an absurdly big game, full of secrets, systems, and hidden surprises. It’s possible to just learn how it all works by playing, but its first few hours can be overwhelming and a little confusing. I’m here to help.

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Of all the Rockstar Games titles that never made it to PC, Red Dead Redemption is the one that hurts most for keyboard/mouse warriors. It’s understandable, too, given that it’s an open-world game made by the kings of the wide-open space, and the only one that doesn’t have “Grand”, “Theft” or “Auto” in the title. Well, the good news PC owners, is that you can play it on PC right now… assuming you have the necessary hardware and operating system.

Two things are essential to playing Red Dead Redemption on PC: the Windows 10operating system, and an Xbox One. Yes, you read correctly. The essential piece of hardware in the equation is, indeed, an Xbox One. With the Xbox One, you can purchase Red Dead Redemption through the Backwards Compatibility program. Alternatively, if you still have your Xbox 360 copy of Red Dead Redemption (as I did), you can put the disc in the new-gen console and play it for free. If you have the disc, you’ll still have to download the full game, which is about 7.5GB, and you’ll need to keep the disc in the drive to play it.

I’ve learned a lot about how Red Dead 2 works over the course of my time playing and reviewing it, and I figured I’d take the opportunity to share some of what I’ve learned with anyone who’s starting out. Just a note up front that these tips aren’t quite comprehensive; I’ve updated this post twice so far (it originally ran on 10/26/2018), but there’s still plenty that I don’t know.

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Start by refreshing yourself on the first game’s story.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is closely tied with its 2010 predecessor. Because it’s a prequel, it has many of the same characters, and the story is more rewarding if you have a good memory of what John Marston got up to last time around. If you don’t have a spare however-many hours to play the first game, don’t worry, you can just watch Tim Rogers’ entertaining and informative recap video. 

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