According to sources, Rockstar Games may be gearing up to port the first Red Dead Redemption game to PC sooner rather than later.

GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2's online services have recently suffered outages due to DDoS attacks in apparent retaliation to Rockstar's new anti-cheat efforts.

As another leak of the PC port of Red Dead Redemption is in front of us, can we finally declare PC as the omnipotent?

Rumours about a PC port for Red Dead Redemption spark excitement among fans, as leaks suggest Rockstar may finally bring the game to computer players.

Red Dead Redemption has suddenly appeared on the Steam backend, suggesting that a PC port is finally happening.

Another round of back-end game updates makes it once again appear that the long-awaited PC port of Red Dead Redemption 1 is actually happening. Fans have been through this rodeo before, but enough evidence is starting to pile up to indicate the release might actually be for real this time.

A fan of Rockstar who reports leaks finds yet more evidence of the upcoming remaster of Red Dead Redemption that will finally bring the 2012 western to PC.

According to Twitter user TezFunz2, Rockstar accidentally included the metadata for the first Red Dead Redemption game on PC with its new launcher update. Additionally, the game has supposedly shown up on Steam's database, indicating that the PC version will also release on that platform.

The GTA V update by Rockstar accidentally had three leaked folders. The “Americas” folder is the codename for GTA VI, GTA V Gen9 folder, and a Red Dead Redemption folder. These folders were instantly reverted.

Lots of Rockstar-related news has hit today, headlined by the addition of anti-cheat to GTA Online on PC. A new update, out now for GTA 5 on PC, adds BattlEye Anti-Cheat for GTA Online. The patch notes are below.