Rockstar Games has officially announced that Red Dead Redemption and its fan-favorite expansion, Undead Nightmare, are releasing on iOS, Android, and current-generation consoles on December 2 — marking the first time ever that the legendary Western classic arrives on mobile devices.
The update includes free upgrades, progress carryover, and platform-specific enhancements that bring the game to modern standards while maintaining the iconic experience fans love.
First-Ever Mobile Release (iOS & Android)
For the first time, players can saddle up and experience RDR directly on their mobile devices. The mobile versions include:
- Mobile-friendly control options
- Optimized UI and performance enhancements
- Available at no extra cost for Netflix members, who can download and play it as part of their subscription.
This marks another major addition to Netflix’s growing game library.
Upgraded for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S
Console players aren’t being left behind. The next-gen versions come with several improvements:
- Smooth 60 FPS gameplay
- Enhanced image quality and HDR support
- Up to 4K resolution
These upgrades provide a significantly more polished and modern visual experience.
Nintendo Switch 2 Enhancements
The upcoming Switch 2 version receives its own extensive upgrades, including:
- DLSS support
- HDR
- Mouse control compatibility
- Fluid 60 FPS at high resolution
This makes the Switch 2 one of the most flexible ways to play the game on the go.
Free Upgrades for Existing Owners
Players who already own Red Dead Redemption on:
- PS4
- Nintendo Switch
- Xbox One (digital backward compatible version)
…will receive free upgrades to the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, or Switch 2 versions. Your progress also carries over, so you can continue your journey seamlessly across platforms.
Included in Subscriptions on Day One
Starting December 2, the new console versions will also be available in:
- GTA+ Games Library
- PlayStation Plus Game Catalog
Subscribers can jump in at no added cost.
A Big Moment for Red Dead Fans
With its debut on mobile and major enhancements across all modern hardware, this December marks one of the biggest accessibility updates in the history of Red Dead Redemption.