After 14 long years of speculation and rumors, the wait is finally over: Red Dead Redemption will be released on PC platforms on October 29. The long-awaited port will include some added cowbells and whistles that help Rockstar’s Western classic look better than ever. This overdue port will also give the developer’s active modding community a brand-new game to wrangle with smart (and hilarious) new additions and features.
In a rare announcement from Rockstar Games, the publisher confirmed John Marston’s memorable tale across the 20th Century American Frontier, as well as its supernatural horror-themed expansion Undead Nightmare, will debut on PC, along with a flashy new trailer. This PC version is being co-developed with game studio Double Eleven and will include native 4K resolution and HDR10 support, Ultrawide (21:9) and Super Ultrawide (32:9) aspect ratios for monitors support it, and full keyboard and mouse functionality.
