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Red Dead Redemption 2Credit: Rockstar Games
Companion apps are often pretty ridiculous. Even when they are completely in tune with the game's fiction – see, for example, the Pip-Boy interface with Fallout 4 or GTA 5 & # 39; s Fruit – they can not help feeling useless. Not everyone is ready to play with their mobile phone, and developers continue to design the game imagining you will not use it. So they always try to make sure everything you need to know is on TV. in a certain way, shape or form. Nintendo would be an exception with its mandatory experiences with the second Wii U and … we know how it ended. Red Dead Redemption 2, however, has a companion app, I really recommend using it for a simple reason.
The Rockstar companion app here is pretty simple: you can browse the map, browse a catalog, or even pay a small fee to view the official strategy guide. But the real benefit lies in the way it can display all the basic information about the HUD you need for instant play: various counters, map, etc. And, in doing so, you can completely remove the HUD from the screen: it is a very good thing to do.
Red Dead Redemption 2 is the most beautiful game I have ever played. It's no exaggeration to say that: it's an amazing artistic and technical feat that has created a stunning game world that amazes every corner. It's a bit of a fact: these waving western panoramas punctuated with spectacular rock formations do not have equal in the game, and probably will not be there for years. The sky alone seems to have basically re-written what the sky in a video game may be able to do, and it does not even say anything about the tiny detail you might see in a gun-sleeve engraving or in a simple box of oatmeal cakes.
HUD stands in the way of these things. The game usually uses very little HUD, but the companion app lets you get rid of it almost entirely, which I highly recommend. It's not that hard to guess what you're doing and quickly check your phone to see if you need to beat whiskey or eat beans. And without HUD, you can allow these devastating Western landscapes to engulf you
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Red Dead Redemption 2Credit: Rockstar Games
Companion apps are often pretty ridiculous. Even when they are completely in tune with the game's fiction – see, for example, the Pip-Boy interface with Fallout 4 or GTA 5 & # 39; s Fruit – they can not help feeling useless. Not everyone is ready to play with their mobile phone, and developers continue to design the game imagining you will not use it. So they always try to make sure everything you need to know is on TV. in a certain way, shape or form. Nintendo would be an exception with its mandatory experiences with the second Wii U and … we know how it ended. Red Dead Redemption 2, however, has a companion app, I actually recommend using it for a simple reason.
The Rockstar companion app here is pretty simple: you can browse the map, browse a catalog, or even pay a small fee to view the official strategy guide. But the real benefit lies in the way it can display all the basic information about the HUD you need for instant play: various counters, map, etc. And, in doing so, you can completely remove the HUD from the screen: it is a very good thing to do.
Red Dead Redemption 2 is the most beautiful game I have ever played. It's no exaggeration to say that: it's an amazing artistic and technical feat that has created a stunning game world that amazes every corner. It's a bit of a fact: these waving western panoramas punctuated with spectacular rock formations do not have equal in the game, and probably will not be there for years. The sky alone seems to have basically re-written what the sky in a video game may be able to do, and it does not even say anything about the tiny detail you might see in a gun-sleeve engraving or in a simple box of oatmeal cakes.
HUD stands in the way of these things. The game usually uses very little HUD, but the companion app lets you get rid of it almost entirely, which I highly recommend. It's not that hard to guess what you're doing and quickly check your phone to see if you need to beat whiskey or eat beans. And without HUD, you can allow these devastating Western landscapes to engulf you
