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Red Dead Redemption has a morality system where players can gain positive or negative moral based on what you do within the game. You can save hostages or kill hostages, commit crimes or abide by the law. Red Dead Redemption will award you with points based on how you behave. You can also rob civilians in the game which also reacts with another points system in the game called ‘fame’ which is the measure of how people react to your behaviour. Good or bad.

The game has a style of gameplay called ‘open world environment’ where you can choose how you want to play the game. You must complete the red dead redemption storyline missions to progress in the game, mind. Along with that though are other mini missions that you will randomly encounter as you explore the vast world of red dead redemption. These include ambushes, animal attacks and public hangings! You can also take part in gambling and hunting.

When the player makes an enemy the game uniquely creates the reactions towards you player. The main player, John Marston has a lot of weapons he can use against enemies such as guns knives, rifles and cannons.

The game also has a feature similar to a matric style of play where you get bullet time so you can better aim for opponents and shoot at multiple parts of the body while time moves slow. Once time speeds up the gun will fire in quick succession in the places you shot in bullet time, giving you a time advantage.

Combat is a massive part of the game, with gunfights and fist fights. The fights take place using a third person view in which you can take cover and target specific opponents. You can also aim for seperate body parts of enemies, in which you can choose whether you want to kill or just injur the enemy you are fighting.

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