While the game on PS5, Xbox series and Nintendo Switch 2 is waiting for a hypothetical return of Red Dead Redemption 2, the game continues its dynamics of the past few days and is still a hit.
Red Dead Redemption 2 will it return in an improved version in the coming months? This seems to assume a leak in connection with the Nintendo Switch 2, although the big tweezers are strict. In recent years and especially in recent months, Rockstar Games has mobilized all forces available for the development of the highly expected GTA 6. If the portage has not been entrusted to any external studio, this return seems to be complicated, but we will still have the answer this year. And then, even without a new version, Red Dead Redemption 2 still manages to break records.
A large revival of popularity for Red Dead Erlaturz 2
More than 7 years after its publication on PS4 and Xbox One, Red Dead Redemption 2 continues to put down data records on the PC via Steam. A few days ago, this suite reached a climax of 86,717 players. A lot that had not been seen since 2023, where 77,655 people had connected at the same time. Well, this historical recording of 86,717 users and users is already outdated. In fact, three days ago according to SteamdB data, a highlight of 99,993 players was found. Red Dead Redemption 2 therefore exploded everything by bringing almost 100,000 people together, more than 6 years after the start on the PC and without there is a great news in the game.
There was free content for reading dead online, but nothing extraordinary in itself. No, this surprising success after all this time seems to be explained by the current action. By February 6, 2025, Red Dead Redemption 2 for $ 14.99 instead of $ 59.99 in standard output (-75 %) or $ 17.99 instead of $ 89.99 (-80 %) will be on its ultimate output version Steam offered. A broken price that seems to address and it is true that it would be a shame at this price. Since its publication, the title has sold more than 67 million copies, all platforms together.
Source: Steamdb.
