Epic Games Store Leak Reveals Upcoming Games, Including Red Dead Redemption for PC
A recent leak from the Epic Games Store has revealed a treasure trove of unannounced games and upcoming titles. Known as EpicDB, this website provides access to the backend database of the Epic Games Store and is similar to SteamDB. While the site has since been taken down, it has already unveiled several exciting discoveries.
One of the most intriguing findings is an entry for a Rockstar Games title, codenamed “Semla.” Speculation abounds that this could potentially be the long-awaited PC port of Red Dead Redemption. The leaked information includes a download size of 9.17GB and a total file size of 10.30GB. These numbers closely align with the size of the PS4/PS5 version of Red Dead Redemption.
While some fans had hoped for a larger file size to indicate enhanced PC features, the leak suggests that the PC version may be a direct port of the PS5 version released last August. Nevertheless, the prospect of playing Red Dead Redemption on PC is still an exciting development for fans, who can look forward to higher frame rates and the ability to create mods.
One question that arises from this leak is whether Red Dead Redemption will launch simultaneously on both the Epic Games Store and Steam, or if it will initially be exclusive to the Rockstar Games Launcher. In the past, Rockstar titles have taken some time to make their way onto other platforms, so it remains uncertain when or if the game will arrive on Steam or the Epic Games Store.
As for the announcement and release dates of the PC version of Red Dead Redemption, Rockstar has remained tight-lipped since their accidental leak on the Rockstar Games Launcher. Insiders speculate that the release may be further out than initially anticipated.
In the meantime, Red Dead fans have been treated to other exciting news, such as Red Dead Redemption becoming part of the GTA+ subscription service and Red Dead Redemption 2 being added to PlayStation Plus. Stay tuned to RockstarINTEL for all the latest updates on Red Dead Redemption and sign up for our newsletter to stay in the loop on all things Rockstar Games.
Additional Facts:
– The Epic Games Store leak also revealed other upcoming games such as Final Fantasy VII Remake, God of War, and Grand Theft Auto Vice City Remastered.
– The leak suggests that the PC version of Red Dead Redemption may not have significant enhancements compared to the console versions.
– There is no official confirmation from Rockstar Games regarding the PC version of Red Dead Redemption.
Important Questions:
1. What other games were leaked in the Epic Games Store leak?
2. Will the PC version of Red Dead Redemption have any graphical or performance enhancements?
3. Will the PC version of Red Dead Redemption be available on platforms other than the Epic Games Store?
4. When will Rockstar Games officially announce the PC version of Red Dead Redemption?
Key Challenges/Controversies:
– The leak raises concerns about the security and privacy of the Epic Games Store’s backend database.
– The speculation about the PC version of Red Dead Redemption being a direct port without enhancements may disappoint some fans.
– The exclusivity of the PC version to the Rockstar Games Launcher, Epic Games Store, or other platforms could generate controversy among players.
Advantages:
– The leaked information provides fans with insights into upcoming games and releases.
– The possibility of playing Red Dead Redemption on PC opens up new opportunities for players, such as higher frame rates and modding capabilities.
– The leak generates excitement and anticipation among fans for upcoming releases.
Disadvantages:
– The leaked information may not be entirely accurate or can change before official announcements.
– The leak may spoil surprises and reduce the impact of official announcements.
– The leak and its aftermath can negatively affect the reputation and security of the Epic Games Store.
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