Review on Red 🤠 Dead Redemption II by Jagvir Tanwar ᠌

It can be seen that the developers really worked hard. Sometimes you sit down to play for an hour, and then you look already 7 has passed and you are not tired. Time during the game flies by unnoticed, and this, I think, is the main parameter of an excellent quality toy. Pros: A large open world of the Wild West with cowboys, gangs, lawmen and civilians who earn as much as they can and try to drag you into solving their problems. The landscapes are incomparable, each area is worked out in detail - from the temperature regime to the houses and their inhabitants. Expanse for hunting and gathering - about 300 species of animals and plants. Wild animals behave aggressively and predictably - cougars ambush passing cowboys, wolves smell blood and skillfully follow the trail, surrounding prey, vultures quickly find carrion, herbivores and birds are shy and cautious. Horses are a different story. This is your faithful friend and pet, which needs to be groomed and cherished, encouraged, treated, cleaned and fed. Nothing constrains you in moving, except for the natural landscape. Physics is excellent, and not only the main character and his horse, but also the world and characters. In the story company, in addition to the main branch, there are many minor ones for every taste. The map is divided into states and if a reward is declared for you in one, then you can hide in another. Minor fines can be paid at the post office, but for serious crimes you will have to pay with your head. Has some cons As in GTA, there were artifacts with static objects in the texture of which the characters get stuck, but there are not many of them. There are jambs in the gameplay of scenarios of secondary branches, but this is not critical against the general background (for example, "Help the girl from the salon" - threw the corpse on the horse during the task, and he hung on it like a deer skin, i. E. it cannot be thrown off / "Headhunter" in pursuit of the "healer" the horse constantly strives to jump into a log on the shore, etc.). Expensive, but worth it.