Red Dead Redemption 3 "probably will happen," says Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser, but he'd be "sad" about it: "It was a cohesive two-game arc"

Red Dead Redemption 2.

As GTA 6 beckons, there'll be some inevitable buzz around potentially getting Red Dead Redemption 3 at some point (even though technically RDR 2 is Red Dead 3, but I digress). Rockstar co-founder and former writer Dan Houser thinks RDR 3 is likely, even though he's not sure he wants to see it.

Having started Rockstar Games with his brother Sam and three other devs, Houser worked on many of the company's biggest releases, including all the Grand Theft Auto games and both Red Dead Redemption games. Serving as lead writer on the Western sandboxes, he became quite attached to Arthur Morgan and John Marston, and believes the duology he helped craft is perhaps better left alone.