From what we've seen, it's not too dissimilar to the mark and execute system seen in Splinter Cell: Blacklist and Point Shooting in Hitman Absolution though Rockstar Games claims Red Dead Redemption 2's Dead Eye shooting willing evolve as you progress, making for some action-packed encounters.įurthermore, the studio waxed eloquent on how choice works in Red Dead Redemption 2 and that your actions have consequences with non-playable characters remembering what you've done to them in-game. In addition to this is a revamped Dead Eye shooting mechanic that was present in the first Red Dead Redemption.
Previously Rockstar Games gave us a glimpse of what to expect from the game when played from this perspective and it looks interesting to say the least. If the many Red Dead Redemption 2 trailers haven't sold you on it, this clip seems to do just that, showing off smooth animations and slick visuals. While it's safe to say Rockstar Games will try its best to ensure this brief 24-second clip is removed, you can view it here. It shows off protagonist Arthur Morgan riding a horse, shooting other cowboys, and the game appears to sport a killcam, giving you a distinct view of the carnage from different angles as well as gory, brutal violence.
According to a video originally posted on popular gaming forum ResetEra and then on Reddit, Red Dead Redemption 2 gameplay footage has leaked. The Red Dead Redemption 2 release date is October 26 and while developer Rockstar Games is notorious for taking down any evidence of what the game features (aside from the footage and previews it allows), that hasn't stopped the Internet from trying.
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