Saddle up, Red Dead Redemption fans: while the digital version of Red Dead Redemption is already live on Switch and PS4, physical copies of Rockstar's iconic game are set to release October 13. You can preorder a physical copy now for Nintendo Switch and PS4. (And if you have a PS5, you can play the PS4 version no problem, as it's backwards compatible).
Regardless of how you purchase it, not only do you get the full game, but it also comes bundled with the Undead Nightmare DLC for you to enjoy. Read on to see where it's available in both physical and digital versions.
Preorder Red Dead Redemption
Nintendo Switch
- Get it at Amazon - $49.99
- Get it at Best Buy - $49.99
- Get it at GameStop - $49.99
- Get it at Walmart - $49.99
- Get it at Nintendo eShop (digital) - $49.99 (Available Now)
PS4
- Get it at Amazon - $49.99
- Get it at Best Buy - $49.99
- Get it at GameStop - $49.99
- Get it at Walmart - $49.99
- Get it at PS Store (digital) - $49.99 (Available Now)
Red Dead Redemption For Nintendo Switch & PS4 Trailer
What is Red Dead Redemption?
For those of you who are new to the world of Red Dead Redemption, it’s a phenomenal Western adventure from Rockstar Games that follows former outlaw John Marston as he sets out on a journey to track down members of his old gang. Back when it was originally released, we gave the game a 9.7 out of 10 in our review and stated that “Rockstar has taken the Western to new heights and created one of the deepest, most fun, and most gorgeous games around. [...] Red Dead Redemption is a complete game in every sense -- both the single player and multiplayer modes are excellent -- and still manages to offer an attention to detail you rarely see from a game of this scope.”
As some fans have complained, this new version isn't a remake or even a remaster. It's pretty much a straight port. And while that is disappointing -- it would be great to have the whole game remade in the RDR2 engine, for instance -- the original is from 2010 and still looks pretty good today.
And if you're wondering why it's not coming out for Xbox, well, Red Dead Redemption is already available on that platform. Xbox Series X|S owners can pick up a copy of the Xbox 360 version, either in physical or digital format, and play it via backwards compatibility right now. The Series models even upscale it to 4K, which is a pretty nice bonus.
Other Preorder Guides
If you're curious to see even more games that are available to preorder right now, we've got a wide selection of preorder guides to look through below, from Super Mario Wonder to Spider-Man 2.
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