Red Dead Undead Nightmare 2 is Long Overdue

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Rockstar Games' Red Dead Redemption series has been giving players an old west sandbox to cause mayhem in for years now. Red Dead Redemption brought players on a high stakes old western adventure following John Marston on his mission to kill his old gang, and Red Dead Redemption 2 brought the story back in time to the height of said gang. Both titles are considered some of the best that Rockstar has ever made, and Red Dead Redemption 2 is considered one of the best open-worlds in gaming. The franchise has seen a lot of success, but Red Dead Redemption 2 has yet to see any DLC content.

DLC is the name of the game in today's gaming industry. Grand Theft Auto 5's DLC came in the form of GTA Online updates, but Red Dead Redemption 2 seldom gets updates for its own online mode. Rockstar has seemingly moved on to its next title even if Red Dead Redemption 2 is rife with DLC potential. The game needs some type of extra content for fans to play through that is not just an update to Red Dead Online. Rockstar should craft a large-scale Undead Nightmare DLC just like the zombie DLC that its predecessor got.

Red Dead Redemption 3 Should See the Return of Red Harlow

In 2010, Rockstar released a large-scale DLC for Red Dead Redemption titled Undead Nightmare. The DLC included a brand-new single-player campaign following John Marston. Instead of connecting to the mainline story and offering another old west adventure, Undead Nightmare took the game to the zombie apocalypse. It sounds like a weird concept, but it proved to be a lot of fun. It took the world of Red Dead Redemption and added brand-new mechanics alongside zombies for an entirely new experience that is fondly remembered by fans of the title.

The campaign followed John Marston