GTA Online Gets Anti-Cheat Amid Red Dead Redemption PC Buzz

Rockstar Games has rolled out a significant update for GTA Online on PC, adding BattlEye Anti-Cheat, which has raised questions about mod compatibility within the game. This update coincides with the 11th anniversary of GTA Online and hints at potential upcoming plans for a next-gen version of GTA 5 for PC. Reports suggest Rockstar may be preparing to officially release this version, as metadata indicating its existence was uncovered. Additionally, there are emerging rumors regarding a possible PC port for Red Dead Redemption, originally released in 2010, following unexpected changes in its PlayStation Store description. This could signify a much-anticipated transition to PC for the beloved western title, which also includes the iconic Undead Nightmare expansion.

While there are strong indications from metadata and PlayStation Store descriptions suggesting that a PC port of Red Dead Redemption could be on the way, no official announcement has been made by Rockstar Games yet. Fans should stay tuned for more updates regarding its potential release.

GTA Online, launched as part of the blockbuster Grand Theft Auto V in 2013, has become a leading online multiplayer game, blending action and adventure elements in a vast open world. Red Dead Redemption, known for its captivating narrative and immersive gameplay, set a high bar for storytelling in video games. Both franchises are staples of Rockstar's portfolio, with Red Dead Redemption being praised for its expansive world and character development, establishing itself as a landmark in gaming history.