Que DLC boa, puta merda. Eu realmente achava que ia ser só um Red Dead só que com zumbi espalhado pelo mapa e uma historinha, mas a DLC vai além. Muda completamente o estilo de jogo: A munição é escassa, você tem que cuidar dos acampamentos que você conquista porque se uma horda acabar com eles e os sobreviventes de lá morrerem, eles morrem PERMANENTEMENTE. Isso sem falar a história super criativa, especialmente como eles introduzem toda a causa do apocalipse.
(PS: Amei as referências a filmes de terror antigos, especialmente na trilha sonora).

Expansive DLC that adds another layer of replayability and changes gameplay to a more fluid run ‘n’ gun style: Story is more absurd and funny,
Rockstar needs to bring back their DLC. They still thankfully put amazing effort into their base games, but something’s missing when you finish a beautiful title like RDR2 and then you can’t go back in and wind down by killing some zombies.

I understand why they don’t take focus away from their online cash cows, but it doesn’t make it less disappointing.

The same character in the same setting, yet a completely different style of gameplay. This is what every dlc should strive to be, new content that changes the way the game handles. At least every dlc that brands itself as such. I love the zombie font, it helps create a different immersion as compared to the western. This isn't a western anymore, it's a zombie flick. Not just a horror game but one hell of a comedy. It is a shame that the character of Landon Ricketts got besmirched but I do appreciate how the story here ties into the story of the base game.

It's fine. The actual gameplay is a mediocre change to a game that already has just, like, OK shooting; almost every enemy just rushes you down but dies to one head shot, so most of the shooting is just backing away while cycling through different guns so you don't run out of ammo. It's playable but the DLC is long enough that it starts to wear out its welcome.

However, it gets a lot of charm points by simple virtue of building off the main game, with missions that riff on main-game missions and giving the end of the world a certain texture by having it be an open world you already know from the main game. It's honestly pretty funny; the writers evidently identified that West Dickens is the only one of the New Austin goobers from the main game that's actually funny, and accordingly gave him a ton of well-deserved screen time. The soundtrack is also excellent.