The future DLC for Red Dead Redemption have been detailed, with three new packs coming in in the next few months. The most interesting one of all, the Undead Nightmare pack.

Legends and Killers Pack

New active map locations, characters and more:

  • Release date: beginning of August 2010;
  • 9 new multiplayer map locations -- more than doubling the amount of territories in the multiplayer competitive modes;
  • 8 new multiplayer characters -- play as characters from Red Dead Revolver;
  • Introducing a new projectile weapon: the Tomahawk, with corresponding challenges for single-player and multiplayer gameplay;
  • New achievements and trophies;
  • Pricing: $9.99 (PlayStation Network), 800 Microsoft Points (Xbox LIVE).


Liars and Cheats Pack

New competitive modes, multiplayer mini-games in Free Roam, and more:

  • Release date: TBC;
  • Attack and Defend multiplayer competitive mode and challenges;
  • New multiplayer horse races, complete with mounted combat;
  • Play as the heroes and villains of Red Dead Redemption, as well as 8 additional multiplayer characters;
  • Multiplayer versions of Liars Dice and Poker from the single-player game;
  • Introducing a new weapon: the Explosive Rifle, with associated challenges available in single-player and multiplayer gameplay;
  • New achievements and trophies;
  • Pricing: $9.99 (PlayStation Network), 800 Microsoft Points (Xbox LIVE).


Free Roam Pack

Delve deeper into the world of Red Dead Redemption with new modes, challenges and gang hideouts to discover:

  • Release date: TBC;
  • Additional Free Roam challenges;
  • New action areas and defensive placements;
  • Posse scoring and leaderboards;
  • New anti-griefing measures in Free Roam;
  • Pricing: TBC.


Undead Nightmare Pack

Ghost towns and cemeteries come alive in a West gone horribly wrong:

  • Release date: TBC;
  • Brand new single-player adventure, challenges and quests;
  • 8 new multiplayer zombie characters;
  • Additional animals unleashed in the world;
  • New dynamic events and more;
  • Pricing: $9.99 (PlayStation Network), 800 Microsoft Points (Xbox LIVE).
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  • 0
    Shadow of Death* Jul 8, 10
    Might get one of the paid DLC, I dunno. I actually haven't picked up RDR in a week or more, busy at work and with new games (Crackdown 2 eating up all my time XD)
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    whiskersmgoo Jul 8, 10
    Multiplayer poker = awesome. Not too bothered about the rest.
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    conel3 Jul 8, 10
    wow really lame. the Undead Nightmare Pack sounds kind of cool but the rest just sounds like a waste of money. Pretty bored of Red Dead already and don't like the thought of paying money towards a few maps and boring characters for the rubbish online modes.
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    Aussie Legend Jul 9, 10
    Excited for all except the first one, that doesn't sound like its adding shit for 800 MS points

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