Modder ‘zhm86’ just dropped an awesome mod for Red Dead Redemption. Now, you can play this game on your PC using Ryujinx, and the cool part is, you can use your mouse to control the camera. This is like playing any other PC game where you move the camera with your mouse.
In case you weren’t aware, Rockstar released a remastered version of Red Dead Redemption on PS4 and Nintendo Switch. Now while there wasn’t a PC version, PC gamers can play the Nintendo Switch version via emulators like Yuzu and Ryujinx. And that’s where this mod comes in. With Ryujinx, you can use this mod in order to control the camera with your mouse.
The modder is working on a version of this mod for Yuzu. However, it’s not yet available for download. Not only that but a similar mod for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is almost done, and will release really soon.
In summary, this is a must-have mod and we highly recommend downloading it from this link. And no, we won’t be sharing any links to the ROM file of Red Dead Redemption. Do your own research as I’m certain it’s easy to find the ROM and download it. Don’t also bother sharing any links to it in the Comment section.
Lastly, Rockstar has not revealed any plans to bring RDR to the PC. So, the best way for PC gamers to experience this game is via emulators. You can either emulate the Xbox version with Xenia, or the Nintendo Switch version with Ryujinx and Yuzu. When the game came out, Ryujinx was superior to Yuzu. Oh, and there is a 60fps that allows you to unlock the framerate. So, you can now play RDR with mouse look and 60fps.
Stay tuned for more!
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