Few modern games have aged as well as Red Dead Redemption 2. Nearly a decade after the game first launched, the open-world Western is held up as the gold standard in graphics and detail. I'd argue not every game needs such granular levels of detail to the extent that horse balls shrink in the cold, but it's still a masterpiece regardless.
If nothing else, the fact Red Dead Redemption 2 is so packed with details means there's always something new to discover, even eight years later. It's also worth noting that PC players can get even more out of the game thanks to hundreds of mods that add new content, overhaul gameplay systems, and offer completely new ways to play. If Rockstar won't do it, you can bet modders will.
Anybody who has played through Red Dead Redemption 2 will undoubtedly remember Arthur Morgan's accidental lad's holiday to Guarma. The gang wash up on the shores of this fictional island after a Saint Denis bank robbery goes horribly wrong.
It's a fascinating location, its tropical climes a stark contrast to the dust and mud of the mainland. Alas, players don't get to spend much time there. After the story...
