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A talentedRed Dead Redemptionfan has created an impressive version of the world map based on what can be seen in both of Rockstar’s Western games. Certain areas appear in bothRed Dead Redemptiongames, and this is an awesome tribute to the vast world depicted in Rockstar’s series.
TheRed Dead Redemptionseries has amassed a large community of fans, with many still playing both games in the series to this day. The original game was released over 14 years ago, while the second game in the series is already six years old. Online, the games' popularity endures, with tons of creative fans finding unique ways to pay tribute to the iconic pair of Western titles. There was even one dedicated fan whospent seven months recreating Arthur Morgan’s journal fromRed Dead Redemption 2, showcasing the sort of amazing detail that often goes into these fan creations.
Redditor _lorebird shared their incredibleRed Dead Redemptionseries map, with a style that looks like it could have been pulled directly from the games themselves. It combines the areas seen in both games to create a map that covers everything gamers can explore inRed Dead Redemptionto date. The main area found exclusively in the original game is Nuevo Paraiso, while it’s places like New Hanover and Saint Denis that players can only find in the sequel. They fit together perfectly, though. There’s even detailed information about each territory found in the games, which is cool to read.
The thread was filled with praise for the fan, with many even asking for it to be made available for purchase as a digital print. The user even claimed that a physical copy was in the works, which would be a great way for anyRed Dead Redemptionsuperfan to celebrate the series. One gamer described the piece as a “great love letter to its world,” and that’s a perfect way to describe thisRed Dead Redemptionfan creation.
It’s actually a great time to revisit the originalRed Dead Redemption. With no sign ofRed Dead Redemption 3any time soon, many are looking to the recentPC release ofRDR1for their Western fix. It’s proven to be a hit on Steam so far, and it will be very interesting to see what the online modding community can do with the game now that they have their hands on it after 14 years of waiting.
