A new Red Dead Redemption 2 PC version video has apparently leaked and is still available on YouTube. The video shows a few seconds of gameplay, and PC graphics options and settings.
A new Red Dead Redemption 2 PC version video has apparently leaked and is still available on YouTube.
The clip is very short but allows us to see several customizations that should be specific for this version, like screen type, resolution, refresh rate, FXAA, VSync, texture and shadow quality.
The video could be fake, of course, but several elements hint at it being legit like the mouse movement, cursor highlights in the menu, keys like “Enter” and “Esc,” and descriptions to graphics settings.
At the same time, there are few elements which hint that the video could be fake, such as the graphics options that currently are in GTA V final release (but it could be a provisionary beta), and no keyboard or mouse sound.
On top of that, it’s good to note that the video has been removed and then re-uploaded, meaning that Rockstar Games could be trying hiding it from people’s availability.
While players expect Rockstar to launch a PC version soon as it happened with the latest Grand Theft Auto game, it’s worth adding that the original game was missing a PC version as well.
Red Dead Redemption 2 is now available for PS4 and Xbox One, and Red Dead Online is currently in beta.
