Highlights
- Red Dead Redemption 2’s environmental design and characters make it a favorite among gamers even today.
- A YouTuber managed to get RDR2 running on an Android phone, although with significant performance issues.
- While the game is choppy and stuttering on mobile, it’s still impressive to see such a huge game on a small screen.
It really goes without saying that Red Dead Redemption 2 is a fantastic game, and still, today, its environmental design and compelling characters puts this Rockstar game at the top of many gamers’ lists.
Throughout the years, plenty of top titles have made their way to mobile gaming like Call of Duty, Rocket League, and Fortnite but now it seems as though cowboys and cowgirls might be able to get a taste of the Wild West on the go as a YouTuber has managed to get the demanding game to run on an Android phone.
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Giddy Up!
If you ever wanted to play Red Dead Redemption while out and about, now could very well be the time. YouTuber Serg Pavlov who runs a host of highly powered games on mobiles to test if they work, has recently tried the open-world western to see how it faired. Using their Red Magic 9 Pro smartphone, which is designed for running games, Pavloy can be seen taking control of Arthur as he rides around on his horse, but it’s far from perfect, of course.
In the YouTube video, Pavlov states that the game works very poorly; low FPS, texture bugs, and stuttering sound, but later on in the clip, it seems to smooth out a lot better, albeit still choppy, but what can you really expect from such a demanding game such as RDR2?. Throughout the video that Pavlog uploaded onto their channel. Arthur can be seen taking part in activities, walking around places like Saint Denis, and riding on his horse but with quite a lot of stuttering mixed in.
It naturally runs much better when Arthur isn’t doing very much, so I think getting involved in a huge shoot-out would probably blow the entire phone up, but regardless, it’s still pretty cool to see a game as gigantic and as detailed as Red Dead 2 being played on such a small screen. Maybe this could be just the start of Arthur’s journey into mobile gaming. What do you say, Rockstar?
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