Rumours sourced from a throwaway Reddit account seem to point to some interesting if somewhat outlandish directions for the Red Dead franchise

Rumours have been circling for ages that Red Dead Redemption 2 would eventually make its way to PC and a new discovery adds more fuel to the flame

In a report by Kotaku, a former employee claims that he was coerced into sexual activities and touched in an inappropriate manner by one of the company’s top executives.

Every other year, usually around Halloween, or when a new horror game or a remaster of a classic horror game sees release, a couple of sites publish a list with a catchy title like: “The Ten Best Horror Games Of All Time”. Those lists never include Manhunt.

Would you like a pinch of salt for this article? Because you should definitely take a big ol’ handful. Apparently images captured off the mega-store franchise Target’s website show images of a version of Red Dead Redemption 2 being ported to the Nintendo Switch.

Despite some fears about what might happen after beta, Rockstar has confirmed that it has no plans to wipe player data when the transition eventually happens.

There's a mode in Red Dead Online called Make It Count. It’s a last-man standing game where 32 players face off against each other as the play area shrinks. If that sounds awfully like a Battle Royale, that’s because that’s precisely what it is

Back in 2007, Rockstar announced that it was making a new game in a wholly new IP that would focus on the Cold War. Then, in 2009 at E3 it was announced by Jack Tretton during Sony’s grand press conference that the game would be exclusive to Sony’s PlayStation 3. Agent would draw players in to "the world of counter-intelligence, espionage and political assassinations.”