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Red Dead Redemption 2 Teased for PC by a Former Rockstar Employee

Rockstar’s last piece of work released in October 2018 for PS4 and Xbox One with no official word about it’s PC version. Red Dead Redemption 2 titled as the best game of the year when it comes to review scores, though it didn’t achieve the corresponding award at The Game Awards 2018. All of these praises to game that took Rockstar 8 years to complete, make PC gamers to never lose their hopes for a confirmation from the American studio to release it’s wild west themed title on the most powerful platform of all times. Although there so many rumors around the PC version of RDR 2, most recently, one of the former employees of Rockstar Toronto has teased the game for PC in his LinkedIn account which raises the hopes once again.

According to the LinkedIn page of Nan Ma, who has worked around 6 year and a half for Rockstar and also was part of the development team for Red Dead Redemption 2, Arthur Morgan’s dramatic journey will make its way through PC in an unknown date. Nan Ma has listed PC as one of the platforms for RDR 2 while we know that this hasn’t happened thus far. Rockstar’s former programmer has been in the studio for more than 6 years and writing such a thing on LinkedIn profile couldn’t be just a mistake from him.

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However, as the previous leaks and rumors turned out to be fake, you better take this with a grain of salt and wait for official news from Rockstar, though the studio has always been tight-lipped about PC versions of its games.

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