"It's been about seven years since Red Dead Redemption 2 wasreleased, and players still can't get Rockstar Games' open-world Western epic out of their heads. And while the game runs just fine on modern machines (thanks to backwards compatibility!), it hasn't stopped a vocal part of the fan base from demanding a remaster of some kind. Well, the movement may have received yet another reason to believe those wishes may come true."
"Over the weekend, a Twitter user noticed that the Steam page game description for Red Dead Redemption 2 changed for the first time in six years. For years, the game's description started with an outline of all of the accolades it earned back in 2018, a smart way to entice new players. Now, the game has moved that portion of its description down below the summary. The opening mention of the game's online mode, Red Dead Online, has also been moved lower within the description."
"For one, prominent leaker NateTheHate once again stood by his claim that the remasters are ready to be released. Shortly after fans noticed the Steam page change, he took to Twitter over the weekend to reiterate that this new version of Red Dead Redemption 2 does "exist," though he has no idea when Rockstar will release it. He elaborated that the remasters would likely come before the new year,"
Seven years after release, Red Dead Redemption 2 remains highly popular and many players continue to demand a remaster. A recent Steam store description change moved the game's accolades and Red Dead Online mention lower, and led with game content instead. The store edit occurred for the first time in six years and has been interpreted by some as a potential hint of a remaster. Leaker NateTheHate reiterated that remastered versions exist and suggested a release could arrive before the new year to allow Rockstar to focus marketing on Grand Theft Auto 6 in 2026.
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