Arthur Morgan, the hero of the story Red Dead Redemption 2He is among the most animated characters in gaming history. When the title rock star Released, there was no shortage of comments about the “hyper-realistic” behavior of the character, which took good seconds to even open the drawers (after all, everything should be very detailed).
Surprisingly enough, Red Dead Redemption 2 players still discover quite a few trivia. redditUser TacticalHog posted an image proving that Arthur Morgan’s eyes reflect what he’s looking at.
We already knew that the protagonist of the game responded to the lighting through his eyelids, but seeing the scenario slightly reflected in Arthur Morgan’s eyes conveys a more realistic thought. There’s obviously no way to notice that because we’re so focused on the story, simply put. Anyway, it’s an impressive thing.
For more on Red Dead Redemption 2, check out our review of The Enemy. In the text there: “Many games will try to replicate what Red Dead Redemption 2 did. They will try to match the size of their script, or they will look for an equal number of actors. They will try to diversify their tasks, or they will try to fill their world with the same number of activities. Similar result.”
Speaking of Rockstar Games, Also check out this article in which we explain why the remastered translation of the PS2 era trilogy is likely to be real.. Although there is no confirmation yet, it may be a matter of time before the official announcement is made. More: The release, if any, is expected by the end of October or early November. We can’t help but wait.
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