Red Dead Redemption 2: Best Things to Do After Beating The Game

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Explore New Austin

Pay Respects

Find Old Friends

Revisit Strangers

Legendary Animals

Finish Challenges

The Last Carolina Parakeet

Collect Horses

Chill Out

is undeniably a giant game. It can take around 50 hours just to mainline the story, and that run time can easily be doubled by dabbling in the additional content. Not everyone is going to want to spend that amount of time in a deliberately slow-paced open world (let alone any game), but there is so much to see and explore, it's unlikely players will be able to do everything in a single run-through.

has many activities to offer for players to do and sights to see. After the credits roll, players can collect horses or guns, hunt legendary animals, visit version of New Austin, search for dinosaur bones, and much more. While some of these activities can be done at any point during the game, New Austin only opens up properly after players finish the main story. Here are some of the things fans can do after beating the epilogue in .

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It's pretty remarkable that a huge part of already sizable map is only really available after completing Arthur Morgan's journey. Of course, players might have already spent plenty of time in New Austin in the original, but they haven't seen it like this.

As with everything in the game, New Austin is huge and beautifully detailed. Here there are plenty of new animals to hunt and secrets to uncover. Players can also revisit locations from the original game like Armadillo, Tumbleweed, and the MacFarlane's ranch.

Plenty of the Van der Linde Gang don't make it to the end of this epic story, and a few happen to pass away in the interim years between Arthur's own demise