Red Dead Redemption

Picked up Red Dead Redemption to finish off the prologue of the game which I never managed to complete when I played the game on PS3. In Red Dead Redemption we follow the story of John Marston, a former outlaw who's forced to hunt down the surviving members of his gang to save his family. The game is set at the beginning of the 20th century when the age of cowboys was slowly coming to an end. The open world of Red Dead Redemption is fantastic as no game that I've seen has ever done a western setting at such a good level. The game has plenty of small towns and villages with a typical western atmosphere that we often see in movies with plenty of activities happening in towns from hunting down other outlaws for bounty to playing poker and other mini-games that is bound to keep you occupied for hours. The story of Red Dead Redemption is also fantastic. As we progress further into the game we learn more about John, his past, and how he ended up in the situation that he did with interesting characters along the way who assist him in his quest. Through our adventure we also meet a lot of strangers and freaks who give us fairly easy tasks and as we complete them, we learn their stories as well some of which are bound to weird/creep you out. The gameplay is pretty straight forward for a shooter. As we complete various missions we earn honor and fame which determine how famous (or infamous) we are in the game's world. As our fame, and honor grow we also unlock certain boons that assist in the game. The game also offers various challenges which can be completed (up to a rank of 10) which also unlock rewards, and there are also various gang hideouts scattered throughout the world. Although the game does offer you an option of of having low honor (i.e. infamy) I do find it to be a bit harder to gather it rather than fame as each time we complete a story mission we do earn fame which brings our honor meter up rather than down. As opposed to Red Dead Redemption 2, your honor level doesn't determine what ending of the game you get as there's only one ending. Nevertheless, your honor level does determine how various characters (both bad and good) react to you in the world. Throughout the world we have various safehouses that we can purchase which allow us to save our game and change the outfits we wear. The game has 18 outfits in total with some outfits being given to you as you progress the game, and some can only be unlocked by completing some tasks that are associated with that given outfit. The game also includes the Undead Nightmare DLC which I think takes place roughly near the end of the base game and is a separate mode from the base game. In the Undead Nightmare zombies have risen from the dead and it's up to John to once again save his family and determine the cause of the scourge. The DLC provides decent length of content and along the way we meet the same characters that we met in the base game. Throughout the world of Undead Nightmare, the towns and villages that we visited in the base game are overrun by zombies and we can make them safe by driving back the zombie forces. Once a given town is marked as safe it'll remain like that for some time before zombie hordes overrun it again and it's up to us to save it however, throughout my run of the DLC I only had to recapture a saved town about 5 times so these repeated overruns don't happen too often. The DLC also comes with some new costumes that you can put on John as well as some new challenges that are unique to the DLC. The game runs really well on Steam Deck LED as I can't remember experiencing any crashes during my gameplay or any freezes. The only problem I had after playing the game for about 80 hours is that the Rockstar Game Launcher wouldn't launch the game for me, and I had to access the game through the Deck's Desktop mode to fix the issue. Other than that, I didn't have any problems with the game. Overall, Red Dead Redemption is a fantastic game that is bound to pull you in regardless of whether you're a western fan or not. The game's fantastic story telling and characters will keep interested in seeing where the story will take you next, and the plethora of activities that the game has to offer will keep you occupied for hours in between the story missions, truly one of the best games out there.

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