They're characters who could slot neatly into the most outlandish GTA tale. That stuff's still in the sequel in bits and pieces, sure, but it's louder and more concentrated here. This is a rougher, less refined story than RDR2's, but it's still very much worth hearing.

PC gamers have waited an awful long time for this to happen. Far too long; inexplicably too long. But finally, we can now play Rockstar's wonderful Red Dead Redemption on our humble boxes and big monitors. Officially, I mean—you could always use emulators in the past—as it's been given a proper port by developers Double Eleven.

Red Dead Redemption is now available on PC and can be purchased through Steam, the Epic Games Store, and the Rockstar. Despite making the game available through Steam, Rockstar did not test Red Dead Redemption on Steam Deck.

It took 14 years for Red Dead Redemption to finally show up on PC and it's going to launch tomorrow at a steeper price than its five-year-old sequel on Steam. Red Dead Redemption 2 is only $34.99 until November 4,

In collaboration with Double Eleven, Red Dead Redemption on PC builds on the latest enhancements from the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 versions with new features to bring the game to life on PC,