Red Dead Redemption 3: 10 Cities That Could Be On The Map

The next game won't go any further east. It simply can't, lest it risk becoming an Eastern. It also won't go any further south, as it'd be set wholly in Mexico. No, the best bet is that the sequel/prequel will find itself going north of the Grizzlies, as the mountains present a convenient in-game barrier for the map. If the players wonder why we couldn't access the third game's map, Rockstar can chock it up to the mountains being impassible.

It seems pretty obvious that the Grizzlies are based on the Rocky Mountains. With that in mind, what great frontier city sits at the foothills of the Rockies?

Denver, Colorado.

The site of a silver boom in the 1800s, Denver became the home of one of the most highly-regarded opera houses in the country, as well as opulent hotels and homes. It sported a diverse population, including German, Italian, Chinese, Hispanic, and African American migrants.

In the 1880s, the city was rife with corruption. Most notably, crime boss Soapy Smith worked alongside the police and local government officials to solidify his control over the city's gambling, elections, and gangs.

If you're Dutch van der Linde, that sounds like a good time, right?