Explore The Depths Of Red Dead Redemption 2: Chapters, Gameplay, And Tips

Red Dead Redemption 2 is a long game, with estimates of 60+ hours of play time to make it through the main story, and many many more hours to see everything else. But how many chapters are there in the main campaign? Let’s find out.

Before we dive into the details of the game's structure, let’s quickly discuss how to save your game in Red Dead 2. Most of your progress will be automatically saved, thanks to the autosave feature. This system is generally effective, with numerous checkpoints included in missions to make sure you don’t have to start over if you meet an unfortunate end.

However, if you want to take a risky decision or experiment with cheats, it’s wise to save manually first. To do this, pause Red Dead 2 and navigate to the 'Story' tab. Here, you can save your current game, load a different file, or even start a new game. Remember, it’s permissible to have multiple save files on your system, which is particularly useful if you're aiming for both a "good" and a "bad" playthrough.

Understanding the Chapter Structure of Red Dead Redemption 2

WARNING: RED DEAD REDEMPTION 2 STORY SPOILERS AHEAD. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

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In total, there are six chapters in the main story of Red Dead Redemption 2, but the adventure doesn't end there. Following the main chapters, two epilogue chapters complete the narrative, bringing the total to eight chapters within the entire campaign.

Chapter Breakdown

The chapters of Red Dead Redemption 2 are as follows:

• Chapter One: Colter
• Chapter Two: Horseshoe Overlook
• Chapter Three: Clemens Point
• Chapter Four: Saint Denis
• Chapter Five: Guarma
• Chapter Six: Beaver Hollow
• Epilogue Part One: Pronghorn Ranch
• Epilogue Part Two: Beecher's Hope

Each chapter contains several missions, which can give you a good sense of how long each part of the game will take to complete. For instance:

This breakdown shows how the game is structured, allowing players to gauge the time commitment for each chapter. To track your progress, simply pause the game, select the 'Progress' tab, and then choose 'Story' to see which chapters you’ve completed and which ones are still ahead of you.

What do you think? Does this clarify how long Red Dead Redemption 2 is? If you have further questions about Red Dead 2, feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section below!