Rockstar Games have released a new update for the recent release of the game on mobile devices. This comes a few short weeks after the company surprised many people by releasing the classic western on iOS and Android. It addresses a few issues some players have been experiencing despite it being an overall well-polished experience for most.
As spotted by Twitter user @Ninjago9101, a new patch as pushed to both the Netflix subscription accessible and fully purchasable versions. Below are some patch notes sourced from community members and compiled by the Twitter user:
- Fixed black screen issues
- Reduced stuttering
- Improved graphics
- Overall performance and optimization improvements
Meanwhile Rockstar posted vague patch notes on their support site for the Android version numbered v1.53.61003005:
- General fixes and improvements
One of the most common praises on social media for this update is the improved frame rate on certain processors such as the Exynos 2100. This is important as more than 1 million people have downloaded the Netflix version on Android. In contrast to the Netflix version, only over 1000 people have purchased the $39.99 version on Google’s platform. It launched at the top of the App Store on release day.
Are you playing Red Dead Redemption on mobile? Let us know down in the comments section below and if these new improvements were noticeable to you. For more Red Dead news updates, stay tuned to RockstarINTEL.
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4 Comments
Why don’t they stop all the fxkn hackers from ruining the PC version so people can actually play it again?
What are you even talking about? This is the “remastered” Red Dead Redemption 1, it has no multi-player on PC or any console. I think you’re confusing this game with Red Dead Online (Red Dead Redemption 2 multi-player). Also, if you believe hackers are a problem, you should stick to playing console games that do not support crossplay/allow crossplay to be turned off. On PC, ALL games can have hackers & there is no anti cheat capable of detecting it. Even the newest games can not prevent it because the hacks are directly accessing ram, bypassing any type of cheat/hack detection.
Why I face the issue not compatible device
I am playing on S24 Ultra and the game performance, graphics, audio, game play is great. Still learning the controls on mobile.