Today on Highlight Reel we have cowboy moments, fantastic COD kills, disconnected Fallout clothing, and much more!

Red Dead Online’s economy is based on two currencies: cash and gold bars. At launch, it was only possible to get these currencies by playing the game but gold also became available today as a premium currency purchasable with real money.

You can just plop down $US9.99 ($14) for 25 bars instead of earning them in-game, though you may not feel the urge to spend them.

Today on Highlight Reel we have cowboy physics, headless rowers, headshots, nuclear tire swings, and much more!

Today Highlight Reel we have Battlefield V moments, headless cowboys, weird horses, and much more!

Red Dead Online is a slower and more relaxed game than GTA Online, but that doesn’t mean griefers and trolls haven’t found ways to ruin players’ days. How bad trolling is in Red Dead Online’s free roam is hard to say, with many different opinions and stories being currently shared in the community. Whether or not griefing is a widespread problem, many players who’ve experienced it have suggestions for what could be improved.

Red Dead Online is currently in beta testing and doesn't feel entirely finished yet. But it's big, and there is still a lot to see and explore, money to be made, gold to find and things to shoot.

Today on Highlight Reel we have well-meaning horses, head-turners, and much more!

Red Dead Online’s launch has been rocky. While there’s plenty of enjoyable rootin’ and shootin’, the meager rewards for playing have frustrated many players.

In a blog post today, Rockstar announced new changes - and free rewards - that should make it easier to rake in the cash and make Dutch happy.

Today Highlight Reel we have Red Dead Online lasso tricks, Battlefield V trick shots, Hitman 2 suitcase fun, and much more!

Red Dead Online is now available for everyone to play. As players fret over the economy and wonder what shape the game will take, I'm mostly thinking about how much I hope to see one key feature from Red Dead Redemption's multiplayer make a comeback: standoffs.

Today Highlight Reel we have the first clips from the Red Dead Online Beta, fantastic aces, cool Battlefield V moments, and much more! 

Red Dead Online's beta launched this week, and fans have finally been able to play Rockstar's next big online game after the mega-successful GTA Online. The initial impressions have been mostly positive, but one aspect of the game that is under a lot of scrutiny is the in-game economy.

Red Dead Online’s beta launched this week, and it’s a looser, sillier experience than the main game. But a beta mean glitches, and there’s been nothing stranger than the cavalcade of burnt-out boats mysteriously plaguing the city of Saint Denis.

Red Dead Online’s beta kicked off today, for players who own Red Dead Redemption 2’s Ultimate Edition. It’s an incredibly familiar experience, taking the first game’s online component and adding a healthy dose of story, survival, and shenanigans. It’s a bit barebones at the moment, but the foundation is strong.

Red Dead Redemption 2 has been out for one month, which is about as long as it takes for Arthur Morgan to stumble from Valentine to Saint Denis. The blockbuster western was defined by controversy before launch, but critical and fan response has been strong. The journey’s been short but the road’s had some occasional bumps. Here’s what’s happened since release.

The multiplayer component to Rockstar’s new Western will be out this week, the developer said today, promising a beta for Red Dead Online that will launch on a staggered schedule for Red Dead Redemption 2 owners starting tomorrow.