Rockstar Games has issued a fresh update for Red Dead Redemption 2 - the game's first meaningful patch in 18 months. But, to the disappointment of fans, there's sadly no new content and no sign of any visual upgrades for players on newer console hardware.
Title Update 1.32 is available to download for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the game, and includes"general fixes" for Red Dead Online plus a list of general bugs that have been squashed. Voice chat now defaults to off,Rockstar's previous major patch for the game - Title Update 1.31 - was the last to add new content. It launched in September 2022, with just a handful of minor maintenance updates since.
Red Dead Redemption 2 fans were initially excited to see a fresh update for the game downloading last night - but soon realised it was not the new content they had been hoping for - despite Rockstar previously having "Frustrating to see that they're still doing upkeep but won't add online content to story, or create a quality of life update," one fan wrote on
"Was hoping it's some sort of 60fps patch or something like that," wrote another fan."30fps in 2024 is abysmal, and it's pretty unplayable on PS5 due to the checkerboard rendering that makes it very blurry.". It has now shifted an incredible 61m copies - far more than the 27m copies that Red Dead Redemption 1 managed - and is the second best-selling game in the US since its launch six years ago .
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