Howdy, there, pardner, and welcome to this special edition of the Reviews Spotlight, which covers the trackless vistas and posse-formin’ action of Red Dead Redemption. Saddle up, and let’s ride!
3 Reasons to Buy Red Dead Redemption
By Nathan Standridge
If you’re itching to turn John Marston into a law-spurning vigilante, then recent-newcomer Nathan Standridge is here to deliver a sobering reminder of RDR’s attention to character development, along with four (yes, four) well-written reasons on why you should join in on the fun.
I Played Red Dead Redemption for the PS3
By Chris Rogel
RDR’s New Austin is far from perfect, suffering from a glut of roaming bandits coupled with the untamed savagery of the expansive desert. Chris sheds some light on an entirely different set of problems with his review, addressing the narrative, controls, and a hilarious bug as detractors of the game’s immersive quality. Is the Landglider glitch worthy enough to stand amid the mighty Donkey Lady, Cougar Man, and Demonic Horse? Read the full review to find out.
Goodbye, Horses: A Red Dead Redemption Review
By Patrick Cavasar
Q Lazzarus reference notwithstanding, Patrick’s critique provides a robust overview of RDR’s open-world charm while simultaneously lauding the vivid plot and the engrossing multiplayer features. Has Rockstar struck gaming gold with their latest release? Check out Patrick’s estimable article for more info.
Red Dead Redemption Review: Busy in the Wild West
By Marcel Hoang
One man’s lawless frontier is another man’s lucrative oyster, and Marcel makes sure to emphasize the sheer magnitude of random events that occur in RDR’s Wild West. From relishing the hunt of an elusive bounty to witnessing the demise of an errant traveler by a ferocious cougar, John Marston has surely experienced tales respectable of any badlands campfire. Read on with Marcel’s analysis to see how you can forge your own adventures in the game.