There is some good news for Rockstar Games fans, as the gaming giant has now expanded one of its most popular titles, Red Dead Redemption, to a completely new set of audiences, and to top it off, it also comes with the Undead Nightmare expansion for Android and iOS devices. Now this action-packed action-adventure RPG is available to play on various handheld screens, and gamers on mobile can get direct access through paid downloads or sometimes completely free through Netflix.

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Let's take a look at the latest developments one by one.

Red Dead Redemption is now available on Android and iOS, priced at $39.99 (around Rs. 3,300). Users with an active Netflix subscription can download and play it at no additional cost. Rockstar has overhauled the interface for handheld use, adding touch-based controls and redesigned menus so players can navigate the entire experience without physical buttons.

Storyline Adapted for Mobile

The mobile version keeps the original narrative unchanged. Players step into John Marston’s journey as he attempts to free his family from the Pinkertons. To secure their release, he must hunt down members of his former gang across a shrinking American frontier, confronting past loyalties while trying to walk away from a life defined by violence.

A Long and Evolving Release Timeline

Since its debut in 2010 on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, Red Dead Redemption has steadily moved across multiple platforms. It later arrived on PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and Windows, each iteration preserving the core storyline. On newer PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S consoles, the game reaches up to 4K resolution, 60 frames per second and HDR support.

The Nintendo Switch 2 build continues that trend with modern enhancements, including DLSS upscaling, HDR output, higher-resolution presets and the option to play using a mouse or gamepad. The gameplay targets 60 fps, aligning it with contemporary console performance standards.

Mobile System Requirements

Android Phones and Tablets

-OS: Android 14 or higher
-Supported chipsets: Snapdragon 888, MediaTek Dimensity 8200, Exynos 1580/2200, Tensor G2 or above
-Memory: 4GB RAM or more, 16GB storage or more
-Extras: 64-bit ARM processor, Vulkan 1.2 driver, ASTC texture support

iPhones and iPads

-OS: iOS 18 or iPadOS 18 or higher
-Supported chipsets: A13 Bionic, M1 or above
-Memory: 3GB RAM or more, 16GB storage or more
Extras: 64-bit ARM processor

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Rockstar’s move brings a full console-scale experience to handheld devices, marking one of the studio’s most ambitious steps into mobile gaming.