I was staring a man in the face while my hands were around his neck. Suddenly, this wasn’t just another mission. This was the first time I switched to first-person, and it immediately transformed my experience. You can intimidate him, punch him, and even kill him when you’re done. In the game’s first mission, you need to threaten a bandit for information. But after spending hours in first-person, soaking in the details and exploring the world, I have to say: this is the most immersive game I’ve ever played. Look, I know “immersion” has become a meaningless buzzword lately. In first-person, everything takes on a new life. Once you notice all the details, you’ll realize just how immersive this world truly is. Even random people on the street display realistic animations and expressions, but you’d never notice it in third-person. Every asset exists to make this world as believable as possible.Įven the NPCs are surprisingly detailed.
(Image courtesy of Rockstar Games)Įvery inch of this game is packed with personality. There’s so much to see and do in this game. Out in the wilderness, I’ll often find wolves hunting deer or cozy little campsites with friendly NPCs. Sometimes I’ll take a stroll through Saint Denis just to take in the atmosphere.
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Every home feels lived in, every alley full of personality. Once you slow down and look through Arthur’s eyes, you’ll discover a world littered with props, advertisements and little set pieces. The world of RED DEAD 2 may be massive, but it’s also dense and full of life. When playing in third-person, it’s easy to miss all the little details.
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