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7/8/2025, 7:57:45 PM
>>714892546
I’m someone who played GTA IV, RDR1, Max Payne 3, and GTA V to death on my old PS3. I have also played through RDR2 when it first released, and the PS4 remastered version of RDR last year, so I know what I’m talking about.
I am not surprised that you were disappointed by RDR1. Upon revisiting this game, a rush of memories flooded back, but the more hours I put into it, the less and less I liked it. The game was narratively okay, the atmosphere was amazing, but the gameplay just doesn’t hold up. The environment is also extremely chaotic, especially if you go into West Elizabeth, the random event and hostile wildlife spam was getting very old the closer I got to 100%.
RDR2 is not the same case. It’s a slow-burn experience that is not at all similar to RDR1. But, that is not only part of the charm, the mandatory slow pace of the game is what truly makes it special and playable. I never felt like I was in a rush to do anything, and I’ve never felt so immersed in a videogame. You will either love it, or you will hate it, but not for the same reason you disliked RDR1.
I’m someone who played GTA IV, RDR1, Max Payne 3, and GTA V to death on my old PS3. I have also played through RDR2 when it first released, and the PS4 remastered version of RDR last year, so I know what I’m talking about.
I am not surprised that you were disappointed by RDR1. Upon revisiting this game, a rush of memories flooded back, but the more hours I put into it, the less and less I liked it. The game was narratively okay, the atmosphere was amazing, but the gameplay just doesn’t hold up. The environment is also extremely chaotic, especially if you go into West Elizabeth, the random event and hostile wildlife spam was getting very old the closer I got to 100%.
RDR2 is not the same case. It’s a slow-burn experience that is not at all similar to RDR1. But, that is not only part of the charm, the mandatory slow pace of the game is what truly makes it special and playable. I never felt like I was in a rush to do anything, and I’ve never felt so immersed in a videogame. You will either love it, or you will hate it, but not for the same reason you disliked RDR1.
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