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2018PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck playable92 % positive59.99 €

An epic western about the downfall of an outlaw gang, set in an incredibly detailed open world.

  • Open world
  • Lavish presentation
  • Lots to discover
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

The closest matches for Red Dead Redemption 2 are Grand Theft Auto IV, Sleeping Dogs and Grand Theft Auto V. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Red Dead Redemption 2 special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Grand Theft Auto IV

90 %Match

2008PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck playable82 % positive−70 % 19.99 € 5.99 €

  • Open world
  • Lavish presentation
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

As immigrant Niko Bellic, you chase the American dream through the gritty, living metropolis of Liberty City, only to sink deeper into crime and revenge. It tells a darker, more grounded story than earlier entries while keeping the series' sharp satire.

Sleeping Dogs

Open world

As undercover cop Wei Shen, you infiltrate the Triads in a neon-lit Hong Kong, brawling through kung-fu-movie style melee with counters and brutal environmental takedowns, plus car chases. Its tale of torn loyalties between police and gang is the real hook.

Grand Theft Auto V

Open world

A satirical crime epic set in a huge, bustling Los Santos where you switch between three very different criminals and pull off elaborate heists. Car chases, biting humor and the sprawling GTA Online sandbox make it a playground you can sink endless hours into.

Far Cry 3

Lots to discover

An open tropical-island shooter where you liberate outposts by stealth or force, hunt wildlife to craft gear and grow your skills. It is anchored by a disturbing descent into madness and the unforgettable villain Vaas.

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach

Lots to discover

Hideo Kojima's sequel sends Sam on grueling delivery routes across Mexico and Australia, centered on route planning, infrastructure building and asynchronous cooperation with other players. It pairs this with a bizarre, lavishly cinematic story and more combat options than the original.

Mafia III

Open world

As Vietnam veteran Lincoln Clay, you wage a revenge war against the mob in 1968's New Bordeaux and divide conquered districts among your lieutenants. Its gripping, unflinching story about racism and its iconic period soundtrack shine, even if the missions get repetitive.

Far Cry 4

Lots to discover

An open-world shooter set in the fictional Himalayan nation of Kyrat, where you liberate outposts, ride elephants, and explore the mountains by wingsuit and gyrocopter. The charismatic despot Pagan Min and the choice between two morally murky rebel leaders drive the story.

Days Gone

Lots to discover

As biker Deacon St. John you roam a Freaker-infested Oregon, maintaining your motorcycle and surviving massive hordes that flood entire valleys. A gritty, emotional story about loss and loyalty set in a tense open world.

Horizon Zero Dawn

Lavish presentation

As hunter Aloy you roam a lush post-apocalyptic wilderness full of animal-like machines that you take apart with bows, traps and tactics. A gripping sci-fi mystery about the fall of the old world ties it all together.

Death Stranding

Lavish presentation

Hideo Kojima's singular courier odyssey turns traversal itself into the game: balancing cargo, planning routes across haunting terrain, and building roads and bridges with unseen fellow players. It wraps this in a surreal, melancholic story about death and human connection.

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