Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very fun and easy to play. A lot of different missions to do.

I Have 3 Boy's & 3 PS4's. They all love this game. To save my own sanity, I gave them the game right away instead of waiting for Christmas.

I really like red dead redemption, it's a fun game, Its really fun to play with friends, i really recommend to everyone

Great game at a great price, story mode is amazing and the multiplayer side of it is ok

Great game huge emersive world of the wild west its a m rated game but every age should be to enjoy video games and thos game is not ment for anyone under 18 years of age

One of the best games of all time. A must play if you have not played before.

What can I say.... the level of detail they put into making this game truly makes you feel as if you are in the game. Absolutely fantastic!

I have been waiting for this game since the moment I finished the first RDR. The sequel is absolutely a worthy successor to the original in every way, and I give all credit to the developers that must have worked long hours to make this possible. If you have ever wanted to live out a fantasy of being Blondie from "Good, Bad, and the Ugly" or John Wayne in any number of movies...THIS IS THE GAME! Until Westworld exists in reality, or Rockstar adds VR support for this game, this is as close to living in the wild west as you'll get.

My 2 nephews love the new Red Dead Redemption 2 game. It is a fun follow-up to the original game.

Rockstar made another great one. The story is top notch and you could spend way too much time on the side stuff. Anyone who enjoyed the first one will love it. Also, any GTA fans will enjoy a familiar style with a change if scenery.

As evry1 has said it z, but still very gud. Can get a lil boring just roaming around the world. Felt horizon did better job of free roam. But if u stay going from 1 quest 2 another u can stay entertained w this game. Gunplay/kills r not crazy fun, tho dead eye n slo mo shots r entertaining

RDR2 brings all of the things you loved about the first game with it, and more. Just a great time living out your dreams in the wild west!

Don’t get me wrong, this game is incredible in many ways, but for some reason I lost interest after only playing 15ish hours. Maybe the realism ruined it for me? I’ll get back to it soon but I recommend playing as much of the story as possible if you feel like you’re losing interest.

Not built in the traditional "open world" template--this is a "cowboy simulator" in every sense. Prepare for a slow pace and lots of micro-management. Not a bad game, but definitely worth knowing what you're getting into and the time commitment it requires in order to be properly enjoyed.

My son really enjoyed this game with the adventure...but it is very addictive. He finished the game story line after playing for 5 days.

As a lifelong gamer, I've had my fair share of open world experiences. Rockstar did a masterful job of creating a dynamic, detailed & immersive open world like no other I've seen yet. Even long after going through the story, which by the way is excellent, I still go into the game to explore the world and do trivial things like fishing and hunting. If you like Westerns, open world games or any of the old GTA titles, this one's for you.

I now understand why these Rockstar games take forever to develop. It is as good as it gets. Can’t wait for the expanded online features.

Love this game. So much fun with the updates they had put in the game. I like being to play the different roles online.

It’s Red Dead 2, a Rockstar game. Of course it’s gonna be good! Simply wonderful and a fantastic game!

I really want to give this game a 4.5 out of 5, but half star ratings are not possible on the best buy website. I was a huge fan of the first Red Dead Redemption, being one of my top 10 favorite games of all time. Red Dead Redemption 2 is far more impressive technically, but didn't keep me as attached to the story. *Spoilers Ahead* I felt like this game became a bore once I got to the island of Guarma. That part of the game was cool, because the setting changed completely and it felt like a different game, but it felt like an unnecessary detour that put a wrench in the plot. After that point, the game felt like a real chore. The next few chapters consist of a shootout of some sort nearly every mission, which I know is unavoidable in a western set story. But I was eager for something else. The occasional train heist or sneaking mission was welcomed, but it was rough trying to finish this game in a timely manner. I did love Arthur's ending, and the epilogue chapters.