Red Dead Redemption 2 Remastered, Bully 2 and GTA VI Launch Windows Rumor
Paolo Sirio
A Reddit user who goes by the name joebucksucks420 claims he’s obtained some information about Rockstar Games future plans, which reportedly cover Red Dead Redemption 2 Remastered, Bully 2 and GTA VI.
Please bear in mind we can’t confirm and verify this stuff, so read it as a simple rumor.
To confirm the quality of this information, the Reddit user says that “they gave me permission to post this as they are 100% confident that enough Rockstar employees know of the information that it won’t trace back to them.”
“Some will be skeptical, and I understand, but all I can say is that I’ve been around for a while, have over 60k karma, have been gifted gold several times for my posts, and have never made a post with false information,” he added.
So, without further ado, let’s give a look at this information:
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Following Red Dead Redemption 2 going gold a relatively small group of employees immediately began work on a remaster which will release at the end of 2020 to coincide with the release of next-gen consoles (Rockstar had to pull back on a lot of things because of current-gen limits, as surprising as it may sound given how amazing it looks)
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Most of Rockstar has begun working full-time on Bully 2, which will release in the first half of 2020; this seems soon, but they already have the engine in place and plan to have a game-world that’s only slightly bigger than the first Bully, allowing them to finish the game much faster than GTA or Red Dead
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Preliminary work has begin on GTA VI, but it won’t be until the release of Bully 2 that pretty much all of Rockstar will focus on it, similar to what they did with RDR2
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The plan is to release GTA VI in at the end of 2023, but the team knows that 2024 may be a more realistic goal
Wrapping it up, we have Red Dead Redemption 2 Remastered coming to next-gen platforms at the end of 2020, Bully 2 – which had already been rumored – in the first half of 2020, and GTA VI around 2023-2024.
Do you think this is possible for the studio of Sam and Dan Houser?
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