Part of the reason Armadillo is so special in Red Dead Redemption 2 is that it follows classic western genre tropes. RELATED: Red Dead Redemption 2 Player Shares Wholesome Tribute To Their Horse What Makes Armadillo in Red Dead Redemption 2 So Special? Riding into Armadillo out of the barren desert is like riding into a Clint Eastwood movie, and that extends past the towns' appearance. It is all but deserted, save for the saloon, and it is very much in the middle of nowhere. While players of the original Red Dead Redemption will fondly remember the small town, new players will be greeted with what they probably expected when they booted up the title: the archetypical old western town. In Red Dead Redemption 2, no town captures this fantasy more than Armadillo.īy the time players make their way to Armadillo in Red Dead Redemption 2's story, the world of the game is all too familiar. New Austin is the wild west as the collective imagination of American cinematic media has always depicted it: a sprawling lawless desert littered with outposts and towns. While all of Red Dead Redemption 2 is a wannabe cowboy's dream, no region encapsulates that more than New Austin. With a massive map to explore, a deep web of gameplay systems to navigate, and a sprawling campaign and online mode to match, the game leaves little to want for. Rockstar Games' Red Dead Redemption 2 presents gamers with the definitive wild west experience in the medium.
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