Red Dead Redemption 2 Battle Royale Mode Details Leaked via Game Files

Red Dead Online (RDR 2) Battle Royale Mode is going to be called “Make It Count” and players will just have a bow, a handful of arrows, and some throwing knives to kill their enemies.

The details we all have been waiting for has finally arrived (via a leak), What is the name of the Red Dead Online Battle Royale Mode, and what objective players have to do in it. The details were discovered by Twitter user “illogical Mods” in the game files. The Red Dead Online Battle Royale mode will be called “Make It Count” and the official description of it reads: “A true test of resourcefulness: use nothing but a bow and arrows to be the last one standing. With a gradually shrinking area, there’s nowhere to run.”

That official description is self-explanatory to you if you have played a Battle Royale game in 2018 (even to those who have just heard about what a Battle Royale game or mode means in the video game industry). In terms of variety, Rockstar Games has added 3 different maps called “Tall Trees, Stillwater Creek, and Strawberry”. If you select to Tall Trees then you will have to kill your opponents with a bow and “handful of arrows”, and if you decide to play the Make it Count mode in Strawberry and Stillwater Creek map then you will have to kill your opponents with a “handful of throwing knives”.

I would really like to know how a Red Dead Online Battle Royale mode is going to play out because here your armory consists of bow, arrows, and throwing knives. I think STEALTHY is going to be the only way to come out on top. What do you guys think? Share your opinion with us in the comment section below.

Rockstar Games has promised to reveal details on the modes that will feature in Red Dead Online, gameplay footage, and many other things later today. In the meantime, you can check out the complete Red Dead Online Launch Schedule because Rockstar Games have decided to launch the beta of Red Dead Online in different phases, and when you will get access to it depends on which version of Red Dead Redemption 2 you purchased, and on what date you first played the game.

Source: Twitter