Sadie Adler Is Now Playable In Red Dead Redemption 2 Thanks To Dedicated Fan

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Sadie Adler's introduction in 's opening moments set the tone for the rest of the game, which was steeped in tragedy. While Sadie's role in the first few chapters was somewhat reduced as the game focused on introducing its new protagonist, Arthur Morgan, and the Van der Linde gang, she did become an integral part of the narrative as time went on, and the character was soon established as a fan-favorite to the extent that many have expressed interest in seeing her as the protagonist of considering how her story was left.

There is currently no word of when or if players can expect any time soon, as Rockstar Games' main priority is on completing and releasing. However, players can get a taste of what playing as Sadie could be like thanks to a mod called "" by rejuvenate.

Rockstar's acclaimed Red Dead series spans several decades in the Wild West with numerous protagonists across its three main Western titles.

Whereas this isn't the only mod to see Sadie Adler roaming 's map, it is the first to have proper dialogue for the character to better make players feel like they are playing as her. These voice lines consist of interactions with both civilians and camp members, as well as dialogue that can be said during combat and traversal. Much like Arthur Morgan's original dialogue, these lines also change depending on various factors in the open world, such as the time of day.

Arthur's original dialogue can still be heard in certain scenarios, like during scripted encounters with camp members, to ensure players can still follow the game's story.

Throughout 's story, Sadie goes from being a grieving widow to a tough member of the Van der Lindes, and eventually leaves to embark upon a new venture as a bounty hunter in South America. As bounty hunter missions are playable through 's open world, this is perhaps the best glimpse into what a game with her in the lead role could play like, especially when combined with the mod, which brings the Mexico section of into the