If you ever keep an eye on Red Dead Redemption 2, get there on that basis There are too many single players playing the game For your taste, Rockstar has a good news; It is releasing a multiplayer component of the game on PC, PlayStation and Xbox, Red Dead Online, next Tuesday, December 1, Standalone.

Red Dead Online, as you may recall, was launched in beta form almost a month after the October 2018 release of Red Dead Redemption 2, allowing players to root and tot against opponents across a wide map of single player games. It didn’t start very quickly, admittedly, Rockstar fought to fix a problem that seemed to be a particularly serious grief problem, but when it left beta the following May, an idea was formed that it was starting in the right direction.

Since then, Rockstar has been updating the experience of multiple players (regularly and in the absence of events to the frustration of fans), adding new missions and features to roles ranging from competitive phishing to class-like roles, including recent naturalistic roles. And now, as the second anniversary of its beta launch – and the imminent arrival of the expansion of its bouncy hunters – approaching, Rockstar is giving Red Dead Online a new shot of life by separating its single component and dramatically lowering its value.

Next Tuesday, through Dec. 1, Red Dead Online (which runs backwards on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X / S, if you think about it) will be available as a স্ট 19.99 standalone release via the PlayStation Store, Microsoft Store, Rockstar Games Launcher , Epic Games Store and Steam. To make the deal even sweeter, Rockstar is offering a 75% discount until February 15 of next year, lowering the price to $ 4.99.

Those with hard drive space should note that the multiplayer experience is not a small download by the weight of 123 GB – but players will be able to unlock Story mode for a single Red Dead Redemption 2: currently unspecified extra cost.