The simulation - though its aggressive nature occasionally creates a goofy backdrop to Marston's conversations - is always presenting something new and exciting. Walk through town and you might see a drunk assaulting a prostitute, a lynch mob dragging a poor soul through the main drag, or a person who caught wind of your fame and has come looking for a duel. Around the next bend might be a carriage being robbed by bandits, its poor inhabitants crying out for help, or there might be a cougar or bear ready to tear down your horse and bring Marston to his knees. Trains whistle while storms come blowing in to fill low-lying areas with fresh puddles. Birds come screaming out of the bushes as your horse thunders by. The world feels alive with something happening everywhere you turn. But all of that is left up to the player, and as it turns out there isn't just a lot to do - there's a lot to see. Several of the actions you're able to perform will surely be considered indecent by some. Like many Rockstar games, that freedom may ruffle a few feathers.
It's a system that allows for a huge amount of freedom and then rewards you for exploring it. A little morality meter, alongside a separate fame bar tracks your actions and the citizens you come across will begin to react to your renown.
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Though there is a legal system in Red Dead Redemption that will keep the most villainous in check, you're free to take the high or low road in most any situation. Others might prefer to help the needy and be more honorable. If you want to be a salty drunk that assaults women and robs stagecoaches, that's your prerogative. The question of ethics and morality is left up to the player. As you begin to make a name for yourself, the world of Red Dead Redemption adapts to your fame. If you're looking for one game to occupy you for months, this is it. The Rockstar Social Club, a free online community that connects to the game, offers additional challenges and leaderboards to encourage even more replay. You could spend hours just riding around trying to track down all of the components of a new outfit for Marston, or hunting wild game and picking herbs and desert flowers. There are even some that are fleshed out enough to be a part of the main storyline. The side missions and quests range from the little things like playing horse shoes or poker to big shootouts at bandit hideouts. Treasure hunting and sharpshooting challenges? There are dozens of them. Tracking down outlaws for bounty? You can take them dead or alive. Herding cattle and breaking mustangs? Check. This is made by Rockstar, after all, and their heritage as masters of the open world sandbox game is not lost. Play Following that main story will take you roughly 20 hours from start to finish, though most will find that there is so much to do that it is difficult to focus on one thing. This all changes towards the end, however, as Red Dead Redemption builds towards a shattering climax that is amongst the best I've ever seen in a video game. A simple, "I'm being made to do this," from Marston is all you'll get out of the protagonist for much of the game while secondary characters drive the tale along, which was a bit of a disappointment for me. If there is any criticism I could level at the story, it's that Marston occasionally feels divorced from the action, his motivations muddled as he is all too willing to help anybody that asks for it despite his own pressing matters. The characters are wonderful with top notch dialogue and voice acting - all good enough to make you feel a part of the world. Along the way you'll meet, assist, and spill blood with a fantastic cast of supporting characters as Marston attempts to set things straight.
The storyline of Red Dead Redemption will take you all over a vast swath of countryside that straddles the border between the U.S. It's a setup that is almost cliche, but this is only the beginning of your adventure. Those who were once his friends have now become enemies, leaving Marston alone and fighting for his future in a lawless land. This former outlaw gone straight has found that history has a way of catching up with you. But rather than preaching politics at you, Red Dead Redemption puts you in the shoes of the relatively neutral John Marston. They are forces that helped to shape America into what it is, and their inclusion in Red Dead Redemption gives it a sense of authenticity that videogames in general lack. Rockstar shows an uncanny ability to hold a mirror up to society and remind us that present day hot button issues like racism, immigration, federal government power and personal freedoms are not only nothing new, they are deeply ingrained in American society. It's tempting to say that Red Dead Redemption is ahead of its time, but the reality is that this is a game of and for the times.
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