It could, however, be one hell of a ride. You play as Arthur Morgan in a band of men who never say no to a well-planned robbery, but as fate would have it, one does indeed go westways. You haul ass with your gang and head across the country all while being hunted by what seems to be everyone. It’s not all roses and tumbleweeds though, and problems rise from within. This and plenty more is what you get to play when Red Dead Redemption 2 launches on October 26th. The trailer is filled to the brim with mean looking cowboys with absolutely no poker face as to what their intentions are (usually killing).
It seems to have everything you’d expect from a western, including heists, trains and a whole lot of horses. Can it live up to its predecessor?
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