Red Dead Redemption 2: 8 Disturbing Secrets & Locations You Totally Missed

You don't need Undead Nightmare 2 to scratch that zombie itch...

Red Dead Redemption 2
Rockstar

Red Dead Redemption 2 has been out for well over half a year now, and it's the gift that keeps on giving. Perhaps unsurprisingly given how long the title was in development, the open world Rockstar crafted is home to countless little details, stories and mysteries that players keep stumbling across.

Even with thousands of hours dedicated to exploring every nook and cranny, and plenty of articles already written covering the exhaustive amount of easter eggs that were crammed in, even the most die hard RDR 2 fan will have plenty of cool secrets they totally missed while playing. Even better, a good chunk of these are the kind of skin-crawling details that made Rockstar's version of the Wild West so intoxicating and atmospheric back at launch.

We already know that everything from vampires to serial killers to g*ddamn ghost trains are haunting the plains of Rockstar's world, but those terrifying realities only scratch the surface of the kind of disturbing things you can run into. From creepy tie-ins to the developer's other franchises to tragic ends for characters you totally forgot about, there's plenty of reasons to saddle back up for another haunting journey through Lemoyne.

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