Rockstar recently announced that the 3D Grand Theft Auto trilogy – San Andreas, Vice City, and GTA 3 – would all be getting remasters from Rockstar Dundee. In contrast, there’s certainly evidence that Rockstar is interested in remastering some of its older titles.

RELATED: Why Ubisoft's Star Wars Needs to Take After From Red Dead 2 and Ghost of Tsushima Rockstar seems more focused on Red Dead Onlinecontent, and while it is possible that will change, the developer has also suggested that single-player DLC is off the table for now. Years after Red Dead 2’s release, a follow-up to Undead Nightmare seems increasingly unlikely. Rockstar would need to find a premise, however, that worked as well in the game’s open world as Undead Nightmare’s zombies. The game includes the vampire of Saint Denis, UFOs, ghosts, not to mention the mysterious Strange Man. Red Dead 2 already had a penchant for the supernatural. It could be interesting to see a Red Dead 2 add-on with the same general principles as Undead Nightmare – a new, shorter campaign in a non-canon version of the world – but one that takes on a different genre. Bringing back Roger Clark’s iconic character would likely be popular, and many members of Red Dead 2’s cast have stated their interest in returning to their roles.Īn Undead Nightmare-style add-on could allow the performers behind characters like Arthur, Sadie Adler, Hosea, and other fan-favorites to return without impacting the main game’s story or limiting their use in any future Red Dead stories. Red Dead 2’s map was far larger than the first game’s, so a reintroduced zombie mode could still feel fresh as players fight the undead in the streets of Saint Denis and other locations that weren’t included in the original Red Dead.Ī non-canon side adventure would also allow for the return of Arthur Morgan as the add-on’s main character. In the case of the original, this was its zombie enemies. First, it would need to allow player’s access to Red Dead 2’s entire open world again, but with a twist.

There are a few elements that a Red Dead 2 add-on would need to live up to the original. Fans have been hoping for Red Dead 2’s take on Undead Nightmare ever since the second game released. The original Undead Nightmare flipped Red Dead Redemption on its head, telling a wild non-canon story that saw John Marston searching for a cure to a zombie plague that had taken hold of his family.

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